Decision Making Tools

On Demand Education

Expert Consulting Services

For An Increasingly Uncertain World

Need to Make a Decision?

Need to Make Better Decisions?

Faster, More Accurate, More Impactful Decisions?

What Problems Do DDM Products and Services Solve?

Because It’s Never Been Harder to Make Good Decisions…

Complexity of Decision

Research indicates that individuals face increasingly complex decisions in their personal lives, with the average complexity rating of decisions rising by 15-20% over the past decade.

Number of Factors to Consider

In professional and personal decision-making, individuals often weigh multiple factors before arriving at a decision. Research shows that the average number of factors considered in complex decisions has increased by 20-30% over the past 10 years.

Amount of Information Processed

The amount of information processed when making difficult decisions has also increased due to technology. Studies indicate that individuals now process up to 40-50% more information when faced with complex decisions compared to previous 2 decades.

In our increasingly more complex world, information and stress overwhelms, our abilities to make decisions…

Decision Making Fatigue:

Complex decisions can lead to decision-making fatigue, reducing cognitive abilities and increasing the likelihood of decision errors. Research suggests that individuals experience decision fatigue after making complex decisions, with a 25-30% decrease in cognitive performance observed.

DDM tools provide focus and assistance to make the best decision while minimizing wasted effort, and energy used.

Impact of Uncertainty:

The uncertainty associated with difficult decisions can lead to increased stress and anxiety. Surveys indicate that individuals who struggle with complex decisions report up to a 30-40% increase in feelings of uncertainty and doubt.

Uncertainty can cause the brain to to return to the habits and patterns that are no longer working.  This is why breaking a habit is so difficult.

Effect on Decision Confidence:

The difficulty of a decision can impact an individual’s confidence in their choice. Research suggests that individuals are less confident in their decisions when faced with complexity, with a 15-20% decrease in decision confidence observed in complex decision scenarios.

…Impacts Our Time, Health, and Wealth…

Big Life Decisions

Research suggests that individuals spend an average of 6 months to 2 years contemplating major life decisions, such as changing careers, moving to a new city, or getting married.

The DIY DDM decision tools minimizes the time it takes to become a better decision maker.

Our consulting service of the 20 Minute Decision, helps you to finally move forward and commit to the life change you want.

Time Lost Over analyzing Small Decisions:

Studies show that people spend an average of 2 hours per day over analyzing small decisions, such as what to wear or what to eat, leading to decision fatigue and decreased productivity.

Quickstep was developed to help make everyday decisions easier– 3 to 5 minutes per decision.

That saves on average 60 minutes per day, 315 minutes per week (that’s 16,350 minutes per year or 12 days)

Time Wasted Procrastinating on Decision-Making:

Surveys indicate that individuals spend an average of 4 hours per week procrastinating on decision-making tasks, leading to delays in achieving personal and professional goals. In one year that is 208 hours wasted, or nearly 9 days.

With DIY DDM you will be able to complete decisions at anytime, learning how to manage your own motivation and get the job done.

We are here for you with the 20 Minute Decision. No need to wait to make progress today and get it done today.

Time, Health, and Wealth All Consumed by Indecision and Rumination:

Studies show that individuals spend an average of 1-2 hours per day ruminating over past decisions or worrying about future choices, leading to increased stress and anxiety.

Effect on Health and Well-being:

Indecision or making poor decisions can lead to increased stress and anxiety, negatively impacting overall health and well-being.

Anxiety from past failures and wrong decisions can stop a person from making progress. Resolve the anxiety of making the wrong decision again with MY Decision Pattern Consulting.

Financial Stability:

Poor decisions about financial planning or investment strategies can lead to unpredictable financial stability, with a standard deviation of 20-35% in terms of savings growth, debt accumulation, and overall financial well-being.

…Now It’s Never Been Easier to Make Better Decision

On Demand Education

Follow a curriculum based courses to progress from beginning to advanced decision making skills at your pace on your time, where ever you may be.

Innovate Online Decision Tools

Our process applies techniques from a variety of disciplines to optimize the decision making capacity

Professional Consulting Services

Our consultants use powerful decision making processes to minimize the time it takes to make important decisions that require accuracy and impact.

Why Membership Based Access?

Making better decisions requires time, consistent practice, and the right tools. Decision-making is complex, involving both daily choices and life-altering decisions. DDM’s neuroscience-based, step-by-step process enhances the brain’s decision-making areas through meaningful outcomes aligned with your values, helping to satisfy unmet needs.

To ensure consistent learning, DDM integrates education courses with web-based tools that guide users through a structured curriculum. Beginning lessons build foundational skills, enabling more advanced decision-making over time. These tools reduce unpredictability and mitigate risks, making the decision-making process more reliable and effective.

DDM membership plans for individuals, families, and organizations provide access to all the components necessary for learning and practicing better decision-making. Membership ensures a comprehensive experience, minimizing the time and cost of acquiring lifelong decision-making skills.

Individual Memberships

Family Memberships

Organizational Membership

Four Pathways the Power of Knowing the Best Next Step

The courses are designed to be repeated over a calendar year. As each course cycle is completed it acts like a stair step, building on the one before it, helping you to reach higher levels of decision making ability.

Experts Ready to Help Consulting Services

Our consulting services are available anytime, independent of course enrollment or completion. These services are ideal when:

  • You lack the time to engage in learning immediately.
  • You need additional support to make a critical decision.

Each consulting session is designed to help you or your organization make measurable progress toward addressing unmet needs and achieving meaningful outcomes.

Accelerate Your Decision-Making Competence

14 Day (24 Cycles) On-demand Video Based Courses: Accelerated

When higher levels of decision-making proficiency are essential—whether for professional roles, family responsibilities, or navigating the complexities of modern life—the Accelerated Program is designed to meet the challenge. This curriculum prioritizes rapid learning by emphasizing daily decision-making practice, supported by DDM tools that ensure consistency and growth.

Flexible, Transformative Learning with DDM

30 Day (12 Cycle) On-demand Video Based Courses: Self Paced

The age-specific courses, consisting of 12 lessons, are designed to be completed in 30 days but can be taken at your own pace. Each lesson has powerful content and DDM Tools, which you’ll continue using to reinforce your learning and improve daily decision-making.

Start Making Better Decisions Today, for you, your family, and community

🎉 Learn What Membership includes

Master Decision Making At Any Phase of Life

Journey to Adulthood

10 to 20 Years Old

Parents and their children learn decision making together as parents model and mentor the decision making process.

  • Extracurricular Activities
  • College choices
  • Preparing for higher education

Decision making supports these age related roles:

  • Student
  • Friend
  • Family Member
  • Team Member
  • Self – Manager
  • Consumer
  • Community Member
  • Problem Solver

Starting Strong

21 to 30 Years Old

Making the best decision for your situation

  • Career decisions
  • Relationship decisions
  • Improves availability of opportunities and involvement with friends

Making better decisions supports the roles of:

  • Friend
  • Family Member
  • Romantic Partner/Spouse
  • Professional/Career
  • Consumer
  • Community Member
  • Employee
  • Learner
  • Future Planner
  • Traveler/Explorer
  • Entrepreneur
  • Investor

Minimize the cost of errors and retries and maximize lessons learned from errors and success

Active and Independent 60 Years Old Plus

Decision making is the key to staying independent and active.

  • Minimize time it takes to make value based decisions
  • Minimize complexity of difficult decisions
  • Improve health related decisions
  • Improve financial related decisions
  • A framework to make collaborative decisions with medical team, financial advisors, adult children and family

This age group values the following roles:

  • Retiree
  • Grandparent
  • Volunteer/Community Member
  • Health Advocate
  • Caregiver
  • Traveler/Explorer
  • Financial Manager
  • Mentor/Adviser
  • Hobbyist/Enthusiast
  • Lifelong Learner
  • Philanthropist
  • Homeowner
  • Net-worker
  • Activist/Advocate
  • Spouse/Partner
  • Consumer
  • Self Manager

Age of Responsibility

31 to 60 Years Old

You have a lot on your plate. Your decision making skills are critical at work and at home

  • Minimize time to make a decision
  • Minimize complexity of difficult decisions
  • Improve communication both understanding and being understood
  • Role model effective decision making to partner, children, colleagues
  • A framework to help make decisions for elderly parents

With so many roles to fulfill, decision making is critical to the following:

  • Professional/Career
  • Parent
  • Spouse/Partner
  • Family Member
  • Friend
  • Consumer
  • Community Member
  • Self Manager
  • Leader/Mentor
  • Entrepreneur
  • Investor
  • Homeowner
  • Traveler/Explorer
  • Philanthropist
  • Academic Learner
  • Health Advocate
  • Retirement Planner
  • Net worker

Controlling the Risks

Individual Freedom

Our online courses, blog posts, and ebooks make it clear that decision-making is a personal process.  The individual is always free to make a decision or not.  DDM tools support the individual as they work through the decision-making process to select a solution that aligns with their values and is right for them at the time.  Unlike risky A.I.-based decision-making tools or probability-based spreadsheets, DDM tools do not recommend a solution or tell the person what decision they should make.  It is craziness to allow a machine to tell you what to do.  Whatever the machine, it will not be as powerful as your brain. 

Neuroscience based, trusted approach

We have done the hard work of putting it all together so that your work of learning to make better decisions is faster, affordable, and more manageable.   The neuroscience and experience that is the foundation of the DDM approach are well accepted and powerful. The eBook, audiobook, website, online courses, and web-based tools are available right now. Our consulting services are tested, make a real impact while saving time and money, and can be scheduled today. 

Available anytime you are ready

The biggest risk is that you won’t get involved and will continue to struggle to make decisions.  How much time and resources are wasted each day overthinking daily routine decisions?  You have aspirations and needs that are going unmet.  They seem overwhelming because they require more than just underthinking and guesswork.  You can help your loved ones make better decisions and have more of what matters to them with less stress.  Without knowing how to make better decisions, your loved ones miss your support.  The most significant risk is that you will continue to put off learning to make better decisions until tomorrow, next month, or maybe for years.