/10-10-10
Evaluate decisions across three time horizons
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Evaluate decisions across three time horizons
Command definition
10-10-10.mddescription: Evaluate decisions across three time horizons
argument-hint: [decision or leave blank for current context]
<objective> Apply the 10/10/10 rule to $ARGUMENTS (or the current discussion if no arguments provided).
Ask: "How will I feel about this decision in 10 minutes, 10 months, and 10 years?" </objective>
<process> 1. State the decision clearly with options 2. For each option, evaluate emotional and practical impact at:
- 10 minutes (immediate reaction)
- 10 months (medium-term consequences)
- 10 years (long-term life impact)
3. Identify where short-term and long-term conflict 4. Make recommendation based on time-weighted analysis </process>
<output_format> **Decision:** [what you're choosing between]
**Option A:**
- 10 minutes: [immediate feeling/consequence]
- 10 months: [medium-term reality]
- 10 years: [long-term impact on life]
**Option B:**
- 10 minutes: [immediate feeling/consequence]
- 10 months: [medium-term reality]
- 10 years: [long-term impact on life]
**Time Conflicts:** [Where short-term pain leads to long-term gain, or vice versa]
**Recommendation:** [Which option, weighted toward longer time horizons] </output_format>
<success_criteria>
- Distinguishes temporary discomfort from lasting regret
- Reveals when short-term thinking hijacks decisions
- Makes long-term consequences visceral and real
- Helps overcome present bias
- Clarifies what actually matters over time
</success_criteria>
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description: Evaluate decisions across three time horizons argument-hint: [decision or leave blank for current context]
<objective> Apply the 10/10/10 rule to $ARGUMENTS (or the current discussion if no arguments provided).
Ask: "How will I feel about this decision in 10 minutes, 10 months, and 10 years?" </objective>
<process> 1. State the decision clearly with options 2. For each option, evaluate emotional and practical impact at:
- 10 minutes (immediate reaction)
- 10 months (medium-term consequences)
- 10 years (long-term life impact)
3. Identify where short-term and long-term conflict 4. Make recommendation based on time-weighted analysis </process>
<output_format> **Decision:** [what you're choosing between]
**Option A:**
- 10 minutes: [immediate feeling/consequence]
- 10 months: [medium-term reality]
- 10 years: [long-term impact on life]
**Option B:**
- 10 minutes: [immediate feeling/consequence]
- 10 months: [medium-term reality]
- 10 years: [long-term impact on life]
**Time Conflicts:** [Where short-term pain leads to long-term gain, or vice versa]
**Recommendation:** [Which option, weighted toward longer time horizons] </output_format>
<success_criteria>
- Distinguishes temporary discomfort from lasting regret
- Reveals when short-term thinking hijacks decisions
- Makes long-term consequences visceral and real
- Helps overcome present bias
- Clarifies what actually matters over time
</success_criteria>
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