Decision Making Made Easy

Decision-making made easy

Choose It! is decision making software. Use it to make important business, financial, even life-changing decisions. Yes, really! It brings amazing clarity, your own clarity, to any complex question or problem.

Imagine using this software program to help you decide which career is best for you.

Have you ever wondered if you were choosing the right career path? Perhaps you have several options and are unsure of which one to pursue. Some jobs offer more money, but have less flexibility and require more travel. Other jobs don't pay as much, but have great benefits, no travel and you can take time off to handle personal tasks without being penalized. How are you supposed to know which one is right for you?

Here is another situation that many people find themselves in…going back to school for more education.

Are you trying to decide whether to continue working, quit working and go back to school full time or work while going to school? This amazing decision-making software guides you through the process and provides the format for considering all of the alternatives according to your needs and desires.

Choose It! Is a simple-yet-sophisticated decision matrix where you insert the various alternatives to your situation step-by-step and then weight them by importance. This decision making process organizes your thinking. Result? You make correct choices for the most complex, nuanced questions.

It takes decision-making to the next level. Best of all, it's free!

Try Choose It! Now. There is no cost to you and it might just help you answer some of those frustrating questions that seem to have no easy solution.


I have used this software myself for a variety of situations, but the funniest one was when I decided to let Choose It! guide me through the process of determining which shoes to wear to work one evening. I work part-time at a craft store and I have to stand and walk for 5 or so hours at a time.

Ok, so in the scheme of things, choosing shoes isn't a life-altering decision, but I was curious to see how the software program would handle it.

My options were: boots, tennis shoes, flip flops and leather sandals. I entered each alternative in the appropriate spaces, then based by decision on: comfort level, style, matching my clothes and whether the shoes were clean enough.

After weighting each option, Choose It! helped me make sense of all of the choices and how well they would work for me and it concluded (really I concluded) that the sandals would be best.

Enjoy!