Fear-Setting is a free Notion template that implements Tim Ferriss's fear-setting exercise, designed as an antidote to overthinking big decisions. Rather than avoiding fear, the template provides a structured approach to map fears clearly by defining worst-case scenarios, identifying prevention strategies, and planning repair actions if those scenarios occur. The template guides users through three core steps: defining the worst-case scenario, determining how to prevent it, and outlining how to repair the situation if it happens anyway. Additionally, it incorporates weighing the potential upside of taking action and calculating the cost of maintaining the status quo and doing nothing. This Notion template is designed to be reusable for every significant decision users face, providing a consistent framework for decision-making. The template can be duplicated into a user's Notion workspace with a single click, making it immediately accessible for implementation. The creator developed this tool based on personal experience with sitting on big decisions longer than necessary, finding that fear-setting provided a structure for clear thinking rather than quiet worrying. The template has been embedded into the creator's annual review process and is now offered as a standalone free resource for others facing similar decision-making challenges.