Ideally, an individium makes decisions omniscient and clear-headed. But reality shows that decisions are made under imperfect conditions, which helps us not to think things through completely. This leads to the problem of bounded rationality. Decisions are limited by previous decisions, facts remain undiscovered are ignored or misunderstood. Decision makers are constrained by groupthink and their own flawed minds In hindsight, as Peter Brandel has well said, one is always smarter and knows everything better. But that is exactly the point. Decisions are made now and not in retrospect when everything has been decided and you can only give an evaluation. (Rothman, 2019)

he decision-making process is also fundamentally a way of managing one's own risk. How much risk I am willing to take? In sum, it must be kept in mind throughout the entire process that I will never have all the information and that my knowledge is limited. In order to make decisions on this basis better, according to Duke. A Three points can be derived and included: View decisions as bets. Take different perspectives and focus on the long term results not also on short term events. Summarize must always be aware in the decision process one must always be open to new information and we must be ready to change things when new arguments emerge. (Duke, 2018)

In his book "How you can make difficult decisions more easily", Lamprecht, A has listed 5 characteristics/conditions that are important for making difficult decisions in life. The first condition is change perspective. I look at the entire scenario from above using a mind map and ask myself the following questions: Who is involved in the situation? What options are available? What are your spontaneous good reactions, for and against? What long-term consequences might be associated with each decision? Which three compromises are you willing to make: minimum, medium, maximum? Ask yourself: Will these options bring me closer to my long-term goal? The second condition is make difficult decisions calmly. Even if it's hard, take the time to think about it and clear your head. The third condition, allow yourself the courage to take a break, describes that every decision has consequences. Not all of them you can foresee and others will not happen at all The fourth condition says that you can try something new from time to time. In this way, you practice making more differentiated and courageous decisions. The fifth condition "Either-or thinking" results in something feeling irrevocable. If I decide now, there is no going back. It is not like that. You can always decide anew. (Lamprecht, 2018)

Step 1️⃣ Set a SMART goal. Step 2️⃣ Is it my responsibility? Step 3️⃣ Focus on important information. Step 4️⃣ Answer my 10 decision questions. Step 5️⃣ Devaluate opportunities, risks, positive and negative impacts, and pros and cons. Step 6️⃣ Weigh and decide