A profile of how you actually decide.
Not a personality quiz. A picture of your real decision-making — your confidence patterns, your blind spots, what you update on and what you resist — drawn from the decisions you actually made. It needs enough audits to be specific; until then How you decide says it's still forming.
Illustrative profile below — built from example audits, not a real user record.
Deliberate under low stakes; compresses fast under deadline. The compression is where your errors cluster.
Stated confidence runs ahead of evidence in hiring and partnerships — aligned in product.
You under-weight the incentives of the person bringing you the opportunity.
A record of how you actually decide.
Ask yourself how you make decisions and you’ll give the flattering answer — careful, evidence-based, open to changing your mind. Your actual record says something more specific, and more useful: where your confidence reliably runs ahead of your evidence, which kind of person you reliably over-trust, what you update on readily and what you resist.
How you decide is that record, made legible. Capital and life live in separate drawers — your patterns on money and your patterns on relationships, each built from its own audits. It gets more precise the longer you use DAUDIT. It is the thing that, once built, you won’t want to be without — because it reflects how you actually decide, drawn from your own record.
It’s assembled from everything else.
How you decide is built from your Record and Outcomes data, and may be read by You've Been Here Before when a new decision rhymes with an old one. Forming, not proven at population scale.
See how you actually decide.