How it works

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See how individual moves come together into an overall result.

Working through scenarios

  • You go through situations and choose actions.
  • Every decision is a trade-off between different parts of a situation.
  • Each decision strengthens some parts and weakens others.
  • This reveals what you’re betting on — and what you’re trading away.

Two ways to see a decision

Practice has two kinds of modules, and each shows a decision in its own way.

Decision Intelligence shows your way of acting: what you usually try to protect, what you rely on, and what you’re willing to risk to reach your goal. A scenario ends with a decision style.

Decision Performance shows where your moves lead. In a scene, you deal with the other side, and at the end you see who comes out ahead: you, the other side, both of you or neither.

Together they give you the full picture: how you decide and what comes of it.

How the experience is structured

A module is a map. Theory comes first: you can change your answers and see where they lead. Then practice, without hints. At the end, an exam.

In Decision Performance, the scenes on the map’s main line are required. Side scenes are optional: they earn as many points as main-line scenes for the same result, but the module counts as completed without them.

What you get from the results

Over time, what matters most comes into view. In Decision Intelligence, it’s your consistent way of acting: where it helps you and where it gets in the way. In Decision Performance, it’s which moves lead to a win and which don’t.