
Too Hard Pile
Think Like the World's Best Decision Makers.
What it does
Too Hard Pile helps you make better decisions by turning mental models into habits. Use the free Decision Toolbox with 13 guided frameworks like inversion, premortems, first principles and regret minimisation—no login required. Then strengthen your thinking with 1,300+ realistic decision drills using spaced repetition, so the right questions come naturally when decisions matter.
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- MBMake better decisions by getting above yourself2017 · ▲5
I think tracking how you feel over time can radically improve decision making. So I made a quick little webapp that helps you do that! 1. Submit a question with a schedule 2. Emails notify you when it's time to respond 3. See how you feel over time https://simple-decisions.herokuapp.com/
- WiselyPathJul 2026 · wiselypath.life · ▲3
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