How to Im­prove Ef­fi­ciency of De­ci­sions making?

In­creas­ing the ef­fi­ciency of de­ci­sions made is one of the most im­por­tant daily tasks. To solve it, a sys­tem of pro­ce­dures is pro­posed, in­clud­ing, among oth­ers, classes on the The­ory of De­ci­sion Mak­ing, the ex­pan­sion of con­scious­ness, and the im­prove­ment of knowl­edge about cer­e­bra­tion (brain work). (The ex­pan­sion of con­scious­ness is a set of pro­ce­dures aimed at chang­ing one’s per­cep­tion of the world around. Through the ex­pan­sion of the bound­aries of con­scious­ness, a per­son be­gins to no­tice men­tal processes that were pre­vi­ously un­con­scious for him, but in­flu­enced his ac­tions. Aware­ness makes it pos­si­ble to get out of con­trol of in­ter­nal processes pre­vi­ously un­con­scious to us and make these processes safe for us and peo­ple around us (for ex­am­ple, get out of con­trol of anger, envy, etc.) Aware­ness helps to learn how to man­age use­ful in­ter­nal processes and mechanisms.)