Ultron can become a 10/10/10 decision coach that makes any hard decision in five minutes and won't let you hide from it.
If you're stuck on a decision right now, the problem usually isn't a lack of information. It's that you keep weighing it from one angle, on a loop, and the fear underneath it never gets named. So you ask ten friends, get ten opinions, and feel even more stuck than before.
This fixes that. You turn Ultron into a decision coach that won't let you hide. It walks you through how you'll feel in 10 minutes, 10 months, and 10 years, calls out the timeframe you're using to avoid the hard choice, names the fear you're actually avoiding, and then forces a pick. No fence-sitting. You install it once and it's there every time you're stuck.
What this actually does
The 10/10/10 framework comes from Suzy Welch: look at any decision across three time horizons so a short-term feeling can't quietly run your whole life. Ultron runs it for you, then goes one step further and challenges your reasoning.
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The 10 minutes pass. It tells you how you'll feel right after the decision, the panic or relief that's loudest right now.
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The 10 months pass. It zooms out to how this sits once the dust settles, which is usually where the real answer hides.
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The 10 years pass. It asks whether this even registers on the timeline of your actual life.
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The honesty pass. It calls out which timeframe you're overweighting to dodge the hard choice, names the fear you're really avoiding, and tells you the call the logic points to. One pick, no hedging.
The mega prompt
Install this once and it runs on every chat. Open Ultron, go to Settings, open Instructions, and paste it in. Prefer not to install it? Just paste it at the top of any chat when you have a decision, then describe what you're deciding.
3 bonus prompts to run next
Once the coach gives you a direction, pressure-test it from a few more angles before you commit. Same decision, different lens.
The regret-minimization pass
Run my decision through Jeff Bezos's regret-minimization framework. Project me to age 80 looking back: which choice am I more likely to regret not making, and why? Weight regret of inaction heavier than regret of a mistake, and tell me what that points to.
The best-friend pass
Forget being balanced. Talk to me the way my smartest, most loving best friend would if they wanted the best for me and weren't afraid to be honest. Tell me what you actually think I should do, what you think I'm scared of, and the thing I need to hear but keep avoiding.
The weighted pros and cons pass
Build me a pros and cons table for each option, but don't treat every point as equal. Score each one from 1 to 5 on how much it actually affects my life, total the weighted scores, and tell me which option wins and where it's close enough that it comes down to gut.
How to get the most out of it
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Give it the real stakes, not the tidy version. The coach is only as sharp as what you tell it. Say what you're actually afraid of, even the part that sounds dramatic. That's the part it's built to handle.
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Use it for small calls too. It's not just for life-changing forks. Run it on "do I send this email" and you'll train yourself to spot the timeframe you keep over-weighting.
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It works at every level. New to this? Install the mega prompt as-is, then just type your decision and answer its questions. More advanced? Stack it with the bonus prompts in one chat and have Ultron reconcile them into a single recommendation.
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Don't argue it into agreeing with you. The whole point is the part that stings. If you catch yourself rephrasing until it tells you what you wanted, you've turned off the only feature that matters.
The honest bit
Ultron isn't deciding for you and it shouldn't. What it does is force the structure your brain skips when it's anxious: all three timeframes, the named fear, one clear call. You still own the choice. This just makes sure you're making it with your eyes open instead of from the loudest feeling in the room.
Run this on autopilot.
Everything in this guide becomes an agent inside Ultron: set it up once, keep it running. You review, it executes.