Three‑Frame Decision Map: Hold Upside, Baseline, and Drawdown Before You Commit

Core insight: good choices require seeing a decision from three simultaneous frames—the expected baseline, the structured upside you pursue, and the credible drawdown you can tolerate and contain. The Three‑Frame Decision Map is a ten‑minute ritual that converts fuzzy bets into three compact tokens (Baseline | Upside | Drawdown), each with a numeric anchor, owner, and the one trigger that moves you between proceed, throttle, and revert. In this episode I give the exact one‑line Map schema you can paste into memos, three anchoring moves to keep optimism honest (confidence bands, costed reversion, minimal proving action), and three short examples you can copy (pricing experiment, vendor integration, model rollout). I close with a prescriptive 7‑day pilot: map one near decision, run the minimal proving action, and report the single lesson. CTA: subscribe. Signature cue: Stay agentic.