How to Use the “Is This Right for Me?” Tool

This tool is designed to help you slow things down and think clearly about a decision you’re facing. There are no right or wrong answers, and nothing you choose is saved or shared.

Start by selecting the area that best matches what you’re deciding about. From there, the tool will guide you through a few short questions, one step at a time. Each question is meant to help you reflect on your situation, not rush you toward a specific outcome.

As you move through the tool, focus on what feels accurate for you right now. If something doesn’t apply, you can skip it or go back at any time. When you’re finished, you’ll have a clearer sense of your priorities, possible risks to consider, and what next steps might make sense — if any.

You can use this tool as often as you like, whether you’re thinking through a big decision or simply checking in with yourself as circumstances change.

How to Use This Tool

This tool is meant to help you think through a decision calmly and clearly, without pressure.

1. Choose the topic that best matches what you’re deciding about.
2. Answer each question honestly, based on your current situation.
3. Take your time. There’s no rush, and you can go back or change answers.
4. Review the guidance at the end to help organize your thoughts and next steps.

You don’t need to prepare anything beforehand, and nothing is saved. You can return to the tool anytime if your circumstances change or you want to think things through again.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this tool giving me advice?
No. This tool does not provide professional, legal, medical, or financial advice. It is designed to help you organize your thoughts and understand your options.

Do I have to answer every question?
No. You can skip questions that don’t apply or go back at any time.

Is my information saved or shared?
No. Your answers stay on your device and are not stored, tracked, or shared.

Who is this tool for?
This tool is designed for adults who want help thinking through everyday decisions related to safety, planning, and personal well-being.

Can I use this tool more than once?
Yes. You can use it as often as you like, especially if your situation or priorities change.

What should I do after using the tool?
That’s up to you. Some people use it to gain clarity, others use it to prepare for conversations with family members or professionals.