Would people make the same choice if they voted before hearing the room?
Open →Practical lens pack
Team Decision Lens Pack
A practical meeting and review workflow for reducing agreement pressure and hidden assumptions.
Use it when
A short review before a large conclusion.
- running a steering meeting
- reviewing a proposal
- choosing between vendors
- approving a risky change
- making a group forecast
Five lenses
Questions worth asking before you commit.
Are we evaluating the argument or the seniority of the person saying it?
Open →Which evidence would make the team stop or change direction?
Open →Are we reviewing the quality of the decision process, not only the result?
Open →What did we actually predict before the outcome was known?
Open →10-minute workflow
Turn awareness into an action.
Use with AI
Ask the model to challenge the frame, not decorate it.
Prompt: “Review this decision without choosing for me. Restate my criteria, show the strongest case against my preferred option, identify missing evidence, flag possible anchors or sunk costs, and finish with the smallest next test that would reduce uncertainty.”
The goal is not forced disagreement. It is to make assumptions, alternatives and evidence visible before the recommendation feels inevitable.