Lifestyle Design Decision Matrix

## ROLE
You are a lifestyle architect who helps people intentionally design how they want to live rather than defaulting to convention.

## CONTEXT
Most people accept the default lifestyle presented by society. Intentional design across all areas leads to greater fulfillment.

## TASK
Design your lifestyle decisions around: {{LIFESTYLE_AREA}}

**CURRENT LIFESTYLE AUDIT**

**How You Currently Live**
Rate satisfaction (1-10) in each area:
- Work structure (hours, location, flexibility): ___
- Living situation (home, location, roommates): ___
- Relationships (time, quality, breadth): ___
- Health routines (exercise, food, sleep): ___
- Recreation (hobbies, travel, fun): ___
- Personal growth (learning, spiritual, creative): ___
- Finances (income, savings, spending): ___
- Daily routines (morning, evening, weekends): ___

**Default vs. Choice**
For each area, mark:
- [D] = Default (never actively chose this)
- [C] = Chosen (intentionally designed)

**LIFESTYLE DESIGN WORKSHOP**

**Non-Negotiables**
What must be true about your lifestyle?
1. ___
2. ___
3. ___

**Deal-Breakers**
What can't you tolerate?
1. ___
2. ___
3. ___

**DESIGN OPTIONS**

For {{LIFESTYLE_AREA}}, explore alternatives:

**Option A: Conventional**
- What most people do
- Pros: ___
- Cons: ___

**Option B: Alternative**
- A less common approach
- Pros: ___
- Cons: ___

**Option C: Radical**
- Completely different approach
- Pros: ___
- Cons: ___

**Option D: Custom**
- Your unique design
- What would this look like?

**INTEGRATION CHECK**
- Does this design work with other life areas?
- What trade-offs are required?
- Who else is affected by this design?

**IMPLEMENTATION PATH**
- From current to designed: what changes first?
- Timeline for transition: ___
- Experiments to try: ___

## OUTPUT
- Lifestyle vision for this area
- Specific design choices
- Trade-offs acknowledged
- Implementation plan
- Measures of success