Decision-making is an activity one does everyday and the decision one makes determines his future (Lewis n.d.). Decision-making is a process of selecting the best choice out of all the available options. Decision-making will follow a process or methodical procedure from problem to solution (Adir 2010). There are different methods one can use for decision-making and one of them is, the systematic six steps approach. It involves recognizing and defining the decision situation, developing options, analyzing options, selecting the best option, implementing the decision, and monitoring the consequences (O.C. Ferrell, Geoffrey and Linda 2014). This systematic six steps approach that decision makers follow when making decisions usually lead to more effective and rational decision-making. This report will focus on how rational and ethical decisions made can be. Systematic Six Steps Approach Firstly, the most vital step in the decision-making process is establishing why a decision is required as well as establishing the most desirable outcome. On top of that, how one finds the causes of the problem and the solutions to the problem depends heavily on how he defines the problem beforehand (Adir 2010). Therefore the first step is the most critical. Secondly, one should have various options to choose from instead of limiting himself to only one choice. It is to ensure that he has a thorough understanding of the entire situation and is not only looking at things from just one particular