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Foundations

The Self That Lives It vs. the Self That Remembers It

The Peak-End Rule

Assembling Your Decision Audit Framework

Applying It: A Live Worked Example

Final Checkpoint: Two Selves and the Decision Audit

Your Capstone

Capstone: Your Decision Audit, Filled In

Your Decision Audit — Quick Reference Card

Experiencing Self vs. Remembering Self, in Three Real Situations

Explains the experiencing self vs. remembering self and the peak-end rule, then guides learners to assemble everything in the course into a personal, reusable Decision Audit applied to a real decision — the course's capstone deliverable.

You have two selves that don't always want the same thing — the one that lives an
experience moment to moment, and the one that remembers it afterward and decides whether
you'd do it again. This closing module explains the gap between them, then walks you
through assembling everything from this course into one reusable tool: your own Decision
Audit, applied to a real decision you're facing right now.

Two Selves — Experience, Memory, and Your Decision System

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