Yes or No wheel: when randomness helps
A Yes or No wheel is brilliant for breaking low-stakes indecision. It is a poor substitute for careful judgement on important choices.
Good uses
- Choosing between two equally fine evening plans
- Icebreakers and party games
- Getting unstuck when overthinking a tiny task
Skip the wheel when
- Safety, money or legal consequences are involved
- Someone’s wellbeing depends on the answer
- You already know the responsible choice and are avoiding it
Try the Yes or No Wheel or the Decision Wheel.
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Further reading: Randomness on Wikipedia.