Testimonials from Ursina Teuscher’s Past Clients and Students
“I can’t tell you how helpful this process is. It’s taking me in directions I had not and would not have considered otherwise. I’m curious to see how it all turns out. Thank you for everything.”
Korey A.
“I have a tendency to get tunnel visioned when making decisions and the emphasis on creativity really helped me to try and branch out and look at other alternatives.”
Dean B.
“I often find it relatively easy to make a decision; decisions are not my problem; implementing my intentions and not procrastinating are areas that I have the most trouble with. (…) I now understand what I was lacking and what I can do to improve the likelihood of achieving my goals; even the small day-to-day ones. “
Mary .J.L.
“I absolutely loved using the stimulation variation techniques to come up with alternatives that wouldn’t have come to my mind originally. Sometimes the most outrageous alternative doesn’t turn out to be so undoable after all.”
Tiffani C.
“I was really impressed by the values tables, and the clarity that they gave to the decision making process.”
Bryce K.
“I want to remember everything because using these techniques can greatly help in making decisions, especially difficult ones.”
Nicole J.
“The use of values tree and tables, and the process of creating a visual method of reaching your goal were immeasurable. This process led to the discovery of alternatives which really impacted my decision. When we went back and tried to uncertainty proof our tables, it seemed to really cement what decision needed to be made. In my case, it didn’t change the outcome so I knew that the decision I made was the right one. I think that this entire process has been helpful, and I would definitely share this process with someone should they ever ask me advice on a big decision. “
Anthany B.
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Teaching Reviews
Excerpts from anonymous student reviews of Ursina Teuscher’s class Personal Decision Making at Portland State University (2011-date):
“I learned so much in this class and love how it was set up. The homework was really interactive which helped me really get into the material. Thanks so much for a great term, the material helped me in all of my classes I feel and will in the future.”
“I feel that the initial value tree was really a catalyst to my creativity about finding multiple alternatives. It really got me thinking about what is really important in life and how to decipher what are needs and what are wants. (…) The graphs that we used were also extremely beneficial (…). It just really gave some assurance as to which values are most affected by the decision.”
“I would have to say that everything was valuable to me, every exercise we did had a positive effect on my decision making. I realized that I tend to push the daunting task of decision making away and try to forget about it, but I found out that it doesn’t have to be that scary as long as you work at it and analyze the decision.”
“I’m also in the process of buying my first home, after learning this course, I starting to use the same techniques also on how to choose the right location and many other attributes that come with buying a home. These techniques are really valuable for me now, I’m glad I learned them.”
“The decision matrix exercise was a brilliant process to have experienced, and I appreciate it immensely. It is really exciting to be able to use a formula to figure this out. This process has been really cool so far.”
“Thank you for an amazing and life changing experience!”
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