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Practical
Practical decisions
Chore, money, and schedule decisions
What it is
Practical decision frames for chores, money, and schedules—trade-offs and clear next steps, not legal or financial advice.
When Mediate uses it
When the fight is mostly logistical and a decision template beats a meaning-of-life digression.
Key tools
Decision template
May appear in GroupWho / what / when / check-in date. One agreement, not a manifesto.
Try saying…
Try: “I’ll own trash Mon/Wed; you own recycling. Check Friday.”
Compromise grid
Private channel / whisperMust-haves vs nice-to-haves; trade on flexible items.
Try saying…
List non-negotiables separately from preferences; propose one trade.
Patterns it watches for
Chore / logistics fight
Cues like: “dishes”, “laundry”, “who does what”, “always me”
Money fight
Cues like: “budget”, “spent”, “afford”, “bills”
Notes
Chore/money/schedule decision frames; not legal or financial advice.