Per decision: is it a two-way door (reversible) or one-way door?

Distinguish decisions you can reverse cheaply from those you can't — then treat them differently.

Sort 10 upcoming decisions into reversible/irreversible columns and set their speed.

Classify decision: reversible (2-way door) or not (1-way)? Required speed differs.

Two-way-door decisions move fast with no meetings; one-way-door demands scrutiny.

Write a personal list of situations where you exclude AI entirely — irreversible decisions needing purely human judgment.

Compare options across 5 weighted axes; compute the highest sum.

Log every important decision with your prediction; review monthly for calibration accuracy.

Before big decisions, consult 5 from varied lenses (expertise, age, culture, bias).

Any decision over 5000 SAR or 5 hours of impact — wait 24 hours before executing.

Don't wait for 90% information; major decisions are made at 70% — beyond that is costly delay.

When an idea seems intuitively bad but its test cost is low, approve it as a cheap experiment instead of rejecting it on intuition alone.

When delegating a multi-step chained task to the model, define mandatory human-review checkpoints before continuing.

Draw a 5-year timeline together and compare divergence points before they become a sudden collision.