Choose-Your-Path Lesson — Model Comparison Decision Page

What it does

• Big-picture overview — opens by naming the three to five models on the table and why this choice matters
• Side-by-side comparison cards — each model gets its own card with what it is, who it fits, and what to expect
• Pros and cons strip per model — short, honest lists of the upsides and trade-offs of each path
• Fit-signal callouts — green-flag and red-flag cues that tell a student 'this is probably you' or 'maybe not'
• Self-assessment quiz — a short set of questions that tallies up to a recommended model with a one-line rationale
• Pick-your-path commitment — a closing card where students name their chosen model and the reason behind the choice

Best use cases

• Career and professional coaching — choosing between paths like 'lateral move', 'industry pivot', 'entrepreneurship', 'sabbatical'
• Business and entrepreneurship — choosing between business models (services, products, courses, agency)
• Health and fitness — choosing a training approach (strength, endurance, hybrid, yoga-led)
• Personal finance — choosing an investing or saving approach (aggressive, balanced, conservative, FIRE)
• Education and learning — choosing a learning track or specialization within a broader course

What you can change with your DNA

When you run this through the remix skill, your CCOS DNA — brand, voice, audience — drives these decisions automatically:

• Colors — slots for page background, comparison-card surfaces (one per model), pros-and-cons accents, quiz feedback states, and the commitment block
• Fonts — a confident display font for the model names and quiz result, and a clean body font for the comparison cards and pros/cons lists
• Copy — opening framing, three to five model descriptions, pros-and-cons lists, fit-signal cues, quiz questions and answer options, and the commitment block text
• Images — optional illustration or icon per model, and any small icons for fit signals (green flags, yellow flags, red flags)
• Behavior — set the quiz scoring logic, decide whether the recommended model is shown immediately or after submission, and toggle whether students can retake the quiz