Career transition · Immigration Planning · Marriage choice
David Chen, 31-year-old software engineer, shares using WADM to decide between accepting a senior role at a unicorn startup or launching his own SaaS company, balancing financial risk, passion, growth potential, and lifestyle impact.
Sarah Martinez, 34-year-old marketing director, shares using WADM to evaluate immigration options for her family, weighing factors like job market, education, healthcare, climate, and cultural fit across three potential destinations.
Alex Rivera shares journey using WADM to choose between continuing business major, switching to computer science, or pursuing dual degree, weighing long-term career prospects, passion, time investment, and market demand.
Chloe Evans shares her journey using WADM to choose between a promising job offer and graduate school, weighing long-term career growth, financial stability, personal fulfillment, and potential for regret.
Maria Rodriguez shares how she used WADM to choose between a stable corporate marketing job and joining her friends at a risky but exciting sustainable fashion startup, weighing passion, learning opportunities, and financial security.
Rachel Bennett, a 32-year-old therapist, shares how she used WADM (Weighted Average Decision Matrix) to make a difficult choice between two romantic partners, weighing factors like emotional compatibility, shared goals, and family acceptance.
Carlos Ramirez shares how using WADM (Weighted Average Decision Matrix) helped his family make a structured decision between immigrating to Canada or Portugal, weighing factors like job opportunities, education, healthcare, and lifestyle.
A software engineer's journey using WADM (Weighted Average Decision Matrix) to navigate between three career paths: Engineering Manager, Principal Engineer, or Startup Lead Developer.