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The T Book

Clear thinking and decisions

Slow down a tangled thought before it becomes a rushed conclusion or reaction.

Separate facts from the first story, test evidence and assumptions, consider other explanations, and act with intention.

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  • Facts, claims, evidence, and assumptions
  • Missing information and alternatives
  • One reasonable conclusion and next action
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A4 is 8.27 × 11.69 in. We call 8.5 × 11 and 8.25 × 11 books A4-class, but they are not exact A4 sheets.

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7.5 × 10 in · 126 black-and-white pages · 60 two-page entries · glossy cover. English, English + Korean, English + Simplified Chinese, and Spanish are available at $20.99 each.

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Before you buy

See whether this page fits your routine.

Use these three checks to choose by purpose, not only by the cover.

A good fit for

  • Teens and adults who want a repeatable critical-thinking method
  • People who tend to overthink, mind-read, or decide too quickly
  • Journalers who want decisions and actions, not only reflection

Reach for it when

  • After a confusing message, conversation, conflict, or mistake
  • Before reacting to an assumption or making an important decision
  • Whenever the known facts and the first story feel tangled together

What the printed book gives you

  • Sixty guided two-page entries
  • A facts, claims, evidence, assumptions, and alternatives sequence
  • One reasonable conclusion and one action within your control

How it works

A clear purpose for every part.

Open one spread when a thought feels tangled, after a conflict, before reacting, or when a decision deserves a slower look. Follow the order from facts to action.

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Page by page

How to use every part

Follow the printed order the first few times. Once the flow feels familiar, use the parts that are most useful that day.

  1. What happened?

    Write only the observable event. Leave motives and guesses out of this first box.

  2. What is my claim?

    Write the conclusion or story your mind formed about the event.

  3. Evidence review

    List what supports the claim and what weakens it. Include facts on both sides.

  4. What am I assuming?

    Name unproven ideas, including urgency, fear, pride, embarrassment, mind-reading, or missing information.

  5. What information is missing?

    Write what you would need to know before making a confident decision.

  6. What else could explain this?

    Generate at least three possible explanations, including ones that are less personal or less extreme.

  7. Most reasonable conclusion

    Choose the view that fits the known facts best right now. It can stay provisional.

  8. Next action

    Write one clear, useful step that is within your control.

A simple routine

Use it without making it another chore

About 10-15 minutes. Stop when the useful thought is clear; completing every line is never the goal.

01

Before you write

Choose one specific moment, session, task, or thought instead of reviewing everything at once.

02

While you write

Follow the printed order. Short, truthful answers are more useful than filling every line.

03

After you write

End by naming one thing you understand better and one useful next step or reminder.

Helpful note

Use the method, not perfection. A short factual entry is more useful than filling every line with guesses.

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English · Latest editionGlossy paperback · 7.5 × 10 in · 126 B&W pages$20.99 USD
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English + Korean · Latest editionGlossy paperback · 7.5 × 10 in · 126 B&W pages$20.99 USD
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English + Simplified Chinese · Latest editionGlossy paperback · 7.5 × 10 in · 126 B&W pages$20.99 USD
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Spanish · Latest editionGlossy paperback · 7.5 × 10 in · 126 B&W pages$20.99 USD
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