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The How To Decide Deck from People I've Loved box sits next to a vertical stack of fanned card backs and three revealed text cards on a woven, geometric rug | Twentyseven Toronto
The back of the box for the How To Decide Deck from People I've Loved details its 50 prompts by behavioral scientist Annie Duke, set against a background of scattered, colourful cards | Twentyseven Toronto
Card box for the How To Decide Deck from People I've Loved featuring an illustration of a hand choosing between red flowers | Twentyseven Toronto
The front box of the How To Decide Deck from People I've Loved is displayed face-up against a vibrant background of colourful, patterned playing cards | Twentyseven Toronto
The card box for the How To Decide Deck from People I've Loved rests at an angle on top of an scattered array of white prompt cards | Twentyseven Toronto
A curated arrangement shows the box and various cards from the How To Decide Deck from People I've Loved, including a guide booklet and cards featuring a values mind-map and a drawing about rest | Twentyseven Toronto
Multiple white text cards from the How To Decide Deck from People I've Loved are scattered, showing thought-experiments and decision-making advice | Twentyseven Toronto
A grid of nine cards from the How To Decide Deck from People I've Loved cards neatly laid out, alternating between illustrative text prompts and colorful patterned card backs | Twentyseven Toronto
A hand holds up a card from the How To Decide Deck from People I've Loved that features a blue ink drawing of multi-directional arrows pointing toward terms like past, present, and future | Twentyseven Toronto
A single card from the How To Decide Deck from People I've Loved is centered on a white surface, displaying a minimalist blue line drawing of a person relaxing with the text "rest is part of the process" } Twentyseven Toronto
The card box for the How To Decide Deck from People I've Loved sits on a patterned rug beneath a large, fanned-out arrangement of the colourful patterned card backs | Twentyseven Toronto
The How To Decide Deck from People I've Loved box sits next to a vertical stack of fanned card backs and three revealed text cards on a woven, geometric rug | Twentyseven Toronto
The back of the box for the How To Decide Deck from People I've Loved details its 50 prompts by behavioral scientist Annie Duke, set against a background of scattered, colourful cards | Twentyseven Toronto
People I've Loved

How To Decide Deck

People I've Loved

How To Decide Deck

A deck to help with the hard choices

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Life is complicated and certainty is an illusion. In shaping our futures, the only thing within our actual control is the ability to decide “this” versus “that.” But how do we do that well?
 
The How To Decide deck offers different frameworks for thinking about the situation you are in and picking a route forward. When you feel stuck, choose an exercise or thought-experiment and see what comes up.

The opposite of a crystal ball, this deck will help you compare different possible futures and empower you to take your decisions into your own two hands—no matter how chaotic the world may seem.

ABOUT ANNIE DUKE
Anne Duke is researcher in cognitive-behavioral decision science and the best-selling author of the books Thinking In Bets, How to Decide, & Quit. 

65 paper cards with prompts
1 instructional pamphlet 
3.5 x 5 inches

by People I've Loved x Annie Duke
designed by Conveyor Studio

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