Does anyone remember making PIN charts when they were younger? No? Just me? Well let me explain what they're about...

 

You'll probably have heard of a pro's and con's list, well, a PIN chart takes that a step further. Instead of writing only the good and bad things about a situation, you write down all the Positive, Negative, and Interesting things about it. Hense, PIN. The Interesting things are all those things that are neither positive nor negative, they're just... Interesting.

 

This spread came about when we were looking at buying a new house and both my husband and myself were finding it difficult to look at things objectively. Did we really want THIS house or did we just like the idea of it? I couldn't find a decision making spread I liked so instead made up with my own (I'll add a pics from my bujo at the end) 

 

1*2*3******6*7*8

**4****11****9

**5**********10

 

1. Positive aspects for Option A

2. Interesting aspects for Option A

3. Negative aspects for Option A

4. Short term outcome for Option A

5. Long term outcome for Option A

 

6. Positive aspects for Option B

7. Interesting aspects for Option B

8. Negative aspects for Option B

9. Short term outcome for Option B

10. Long term outcome for Option B

 

11. Advice 

 

If you have more options you can always do another 'set' of 5. 

Thank you for sharing this, FeeLion. 

Your spread helped me to develop an “If I Say ‘Yes’ / If I Say ‘No’” spread to tackle the 2 of Swords both up and rev card which have been haunting me of late. It still took a lot of effort to make my decision, but after much journaling and reflection I have made up my mind. My opportunity to apply this decision is coming very soon and I feel much less anxiousness after receiving the guidance of my cards to really reflect on my dilemma and make the decision. 
 

-A ☮️❤️🎸

You're welcome @Annee81😊 I'm glad it was able to help