Build a Daily Decision-Training App With Scenario Scoring

1. 1

   Write scenarios with honest answer keys

   Each scenario needs a defensible best reasoning path, not a gotcha. Explain why an answer is stronger using the relevant model or bias, and admit when reasonable people split.

2. 2

   Teach the model through the rep

   Users meet expected value, base rates, or sunk cost inside a decision, then get the name. Application first, vocabulary second is what makes it stick.

3. 3

   Score reasoning, not luck

   Credit the process: did they seek the missing information, consider the base rate, notice the incentive? Process scoring is what separates this from trivia.

4. 4

   Keep the daily unit small

   One scenario a day, two minutes, streaks and a calibration score over time. The habit format is proven; the content is the differentiator.

5. 5

   Add a team tier

   Managers buy judgment training for analysts and new leaders. A team leaderboard and discussion thread on each scenario turns it into cheap, sticky L&D.

6. 6

   Grow from the rationality audience

   Decision-making books, forecasting communities, and strategy newsletters have a large audience that reads about thinking. Offer them the gym instead of another book.

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