Direct answer: After the game, separate insights into facts, hypotheses, decisions and open questions. Keep the full list, but turn only one item into an action with a clear result criterion.
A visual map can hold the structure of reflection without turning it into a forecast.
Four folders for post-game insights
After the game, separate what actually happened from ideas that appeared during interpretation.
| Option | What to save |
|---|---|
| Facts | Observable events, dates, words and actions without assigning a hidden meaning. |
| Hypotheses | Possible explanations that still need to be checked against real information. |
| Decisions | One choice or action within the player’s control that can still be adjusted. |
| Open questions | Missing information and questions for reality, not a reason to reroll immediately. |
How to choose one insight instead of ten
Make a four-part note and select one insight to test in a real situation.
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Review after 24 hours and after a real event
After a real event, the player can mark which insight was supported, what remains a hypothesis and what new fact appeared.
A concrete example
Situation: Twelve notes remain after a game. The player sorts them into four categories, sees that only two are facts, and selects one hypothesis to test in the next real conversation.
Result: Make a four-part note and select one insight to test in a real situation.
Boundaries and common mistakes
- skipping the personal note and asking immediately for a ready-made interpretation.
- seeking final certainty instead of a clear question, observable facts, and a testable step.
- Neither format proves an inevitable future or replaces checking observable facts.
Questions and answers
What to do with insights after a Leela game
After the game, separate insights into facts, hypotheses, decisions and open questions. Keep the full list, but turn only one item into an action with a clear result criterion.
What must be recorded?
Make a four-part note and select one insight to test in a real situation.
When should I return to the note?
After a real event, the player can mark which insight was supported, what remains a hypothesis and what new fact appeared.
How do I know the result is sufficient?
After a real event, the player can mark which insight was supported, what remains a hypothesis and what new fact appeared.
Save your question and continue in Reflecta Leela; treat the AI response as an additional hypothesis, not a ready-made decision.
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FAQ
What to do with insights after a Leela game
After the game, separate insights into facts, hypotheses, decisions and open questions. Keep the full list, but turn only one item into an action with a clear result criterion.
What must be recorded?
Make a four-part note and select one insight to test in a real situation.
When should I return to the note?
After a real event, the player can mark which insight was supported, what remains a hypothesis and what new fact appeared.
How do I know the result is sufficient?
After a real event, the player can mark which insight was supported, what remains a hypothesis and what new fact appeared.
Sources and editorial method
This material is intended for learning and self-reflection. It does not promise to predict the future and does not replace professional help.