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Work and practical decisions

When a practical choice has been on your mind, it helps to narrow the question. Use this profile to prepare a focused decision question before you look for a reading with David James.

Questions to bring to David James

A yes or no question works best when it concerns one choice. These are examples you can adapt to your situation:

  • Should I explore this new opportunity now?
  • Would a change in my routine support my next goal?
  • Is it time to revisit a decision I have postponed?

Prepare your question

Separate the decision from its possible outcome. Ask about the next action you control, then weigh any reading alongside practical facts.

Quick question check

Before you continue, choose the answer that fits your question:

I can answer it with yes or no

Great. Keep it to one decision and include a useful time frame.

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I need a longer explanation

Break the situation into a single next step, then turn that step into a yes or no question.

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Readings are for personal reflection. Do not use them as a substitute for medical, legal or financial advice.