Week 1: Reaching a verdict
Set out the decision honestly: what you want, what you are trading, who is affected, and a verdict you can stand behind.
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Four rooms, four weeks, one decision you can explain.
A self-serve program for anyone facing a decision that reshapes their life, built on Renatus. Three document rooms and one simulation room · Four weeks, one room a week · Unlimited attempts · Ongoing thereafter.
4 weeks · 4 rooms · Total time 1 hour 55 min
Sign up to continueAnyone facing a decision that changes the shape of their life and touches someone else's: a move, a change of direction, a family decision.
A self-serve program for anyone facing a decision that reshapes their life, built on Renatus. Three document rooms and one simulation room · Four weeks, one room a week · Unlimited attempts · Ongoing thereafter.
Give Ren the decision at hand, the options on the table, what matters most to you, what is non-negotiable, who else this affects and when it needs to be decided.
Give Ren the decision and roughly the amount involved; Ren says plainly that this is structure, not financial advice.
Give Ren the obstacle standing between you and the option you are leaning toward.
Give Ren your role and seniority, the kind of conversation, who you are having it with, and what is at stake.
Big personal decisions rarely fail on logic. They fail because what matters most was never said out loud, because the money was hoped about rather than worked through, and because the person the decision touches most heard about it after it was made. This program prepares you for that through a decision worked through properly, a stress test on the money and the one obstacle in the way, and a rehearsal of the conversation before it counts. Ren guides each document as you answer it and pressure-tests whatever is vague, then plays the person you are telling as a real person would, so the rehearsal moves with what you say.
Set out the decision honestly: what you want, what you are trading, who is affected, and a verdict you can stand behind.
Work the money through honestly: what it costs, what it forecloses, and what stays true if things move against you.
Think the biggest obstacle through properly, from symptom to root cause to options.
Have the conversation with the person most affected, and see how you handle it.