A Decision Making Experiment! Action Tracking #19

How do you make important decisions? Do you trust your gut, create endless pro-con lists, or find yourself stuck between options? What if there was a systematic approach that could help you make better choices with more confidence?
Join us for an experimental gathering where we'll explore decision science - not only the theory, but also practical tools we can apply immediately.
Together, we'll experiment with proven techniques and learn from each other's approaches. From everyday dilemmas to life-changing crossroads.
Agenda

1. Opening Circle: How We Decide (20 min): Share your current decision-making patterns and explore different types of decisions we face. What works? What doesn't?
2. Introduction to Decision Science:
   - key insights from the history and research of systematic decision-making.
   - The Decision Quality Method: Introducing a professional framework for navigating choices.
3. Live Decision Experiment:
   - Apply these tools to a real decision in your life using an platform (https://entscheidungsnavi.com/). Roland demonstrates with his own example of "To Sell or Not to Sell His Car".
   - Decision to Action: Transform analysis into specific next steps with Listed actions (This is an evolution from our traditional Habit Tracker).
4. Group Discussion: Exchange insights and discoveries from the experiment.
5. Closing & Feedback: Reflect on the experience and shape future experiments.

Location & Important Notes
We'll be meeting at the Casino Luxembourg InfoLab library. Please note:

• This is an informal gathering in a public library space, not an official Casino Luxembourg event
• The library remains open to the public during our meeting
• Please be mindful of other library visitors
• This gathering will be held in English.

What to Bring:

• Smartphone, laptop or notebook as you wish
• A real decision you're currently facing
• Open mind for trying structured approaches
• Snacks and drinks for yourself or to share

Communication Guidlines

• Privacy Matters, What's shared here stays here
• Bring curiosity, not judgment
• Space is limited, please only register if you actually intend to come. Confirm attendance 24 hours in advance
• Be respectful of the library space and other visitors