Even when people want to take action,
they often stop when they are in a state where
they cannot determine what they should do next.
While the web is filled with information and success stories,
the structure of experience—
the assumptions and context under which options were considered,
and how decisions were actually made—
is rarely shared.
As a result, many people remain unable to choose an action
that fits their own situation,
despite having access to abundant information.
What enables people to act is not the “results” or “correct answers” found online,
but rather the ability to share experienced decision-making processes
in a form that allows others to
examine, choose, and branch from them.