Planned

Decision · Decision-making practice

Practice the process, not the gamble

Work through realistic scenarios to clarify goals, compare options and weigh risk and opportunity cost. Feedback looks at how you decided, not at how lucky you got.

Not yet available. Decision is still being planned. This page describes the intended direction, which may change before release.

Planned 28-day curriculum

Four stages: seeing the problem clearly, handling uncertainty, structuring the analysis, and putting it all together in real situations.

Week 1

Framing the problem

  1. Goals
  2. Options
  3. Sunk costs
  4. Opportunity cost
Week 2

Weighing uncertainty

  1. Probability
  2. Expected value
  3. Risk preferences
Week 3

Structured analysis

  1. Decision trees
  2. Value of information
  3. Multiple objectives
Week 4

Real-world scenarios

  1. Spending
  2. Work
  3. Starting a business

Planned ways to practice

Scenarios

Make choices in close-to-real situations, with goals, constraints and incomplete information.

Process feedback

Feedback is based on the goals and risk limits you set, pointing out missed options and costs you didn't count.

No forced single answer

Many decisions depend on personal goals and risk tolerance, so not every question is treated as having one best answer.

A good decision doesn't guarantee a good outcome

Decision quality and outcomes are different things: a careful choice can fail through bad luck, and a careless one can work out by chance.

Decision focuses on what you control — clear goals, enough options, and risks you've actually weighed.

Decision × luck
Good call, good outcomeDeserved win
Good call, bad outcomeBad luck
Bad call, good outcomeGood luck
Bad call, bad outcomeDeserved loss

FAQ

When will it launch?

There's no date yet. Once it launches, an App Store link will appear on this page and on All apps.

How is it different from FoMind Forecast?

Forecast trains “what might happen?” — putting probabilities on events and checking the results. Decision trains “what should I do?” — trading off goals, options and risks. The two apps are independent, with no required order.

Will the course match this page?

This is a draft direction. Topics and features may change before release.