With a group of friends who have different movie preferences, decide what film to see. Give yourselves a time restraint to decide and hold everyone to it.

Use a virtual collaboration tool, such as Zoom or Skype, with relatives to resolve a family dispute. Follow up with an email summarizing the discussion.

Read The Book of Beautiful Questions and select several questions to use to guide a family member or friend through a problem solving or decision making process.

Learn to apply frameworks and S.M.A.R.T. tools for understanding and making everyday financial decisions. Demonstrate your understanding to your direct reports.

Guide a group that you work with through the process of making a complex decision that it faces.

Facilitate a group decision pertaining to an issue facing your group or team.

Examine a process that you feel could be improved and invite a diverse group of people from outside of your team for advice (e.g., a networking group, a community of practice).

Ask your supervisor to help you select the best decision making tool for a specific situation your team is encountering.