I find that my best decision-making comes when I am humble, obedient, clean (spiritually), prayerful and unhurriedly immersed in/pondering the scriptures.

• I make my best decisions while studying the scriptures and praying. There is so much.
• I pray & think about it & have it in the back of mind a bit starting at beginning of daily scripture study.
• This while thinking of the various roles in life:...
• If I consider a list of important decisions to think & pray about, one at a time, during that time, I most often get insights and answers.
• This is especially true if I follow counsel we have been given, to write the answers and thank our Father for them, and ask if there is more.
• This seems part of having and trying to be worthy of the gift of the Holy Ghost, which is given by authority after baptism.
• When I read the scriptures, the Book of Mormon but also the Bible, I feel better, think more clearly, and make better decisions. Too many times to list.
• And: I make bad (less beneficial to me and others) decisions when I am selfish, prideful, fearful, stubborn, etc. Often those results are harmful, & painful.