Surface the hidden signal
People contribute independently before discussion, so uncommon facts, risks, and objections enter the room before consensus forms.
Facilitated decision workshops for business teams
Whatever storm your team is in — priority overload, decisions that keep reopening, change that outruns clarity — we move one live decision inside it to owned action, with the first move scheduled within 48 hours.
A growth choice deferred for months. A reorg that landed faster than clarity. A room where the loudest voice decides. The storms differ; the stall repeats:
TAME Your Storm™ for Teams is a working session, not training. Your team works one live decision inside the storm and leaves with a decision map, named owner, safeguards, and a scheduled first move.
Team expertise creates value only when it reaches the decision. Open discussion favors what everyone already knows; hierarchy and the first confident voice can narrow what gets said. The TAME Your Storm™ methodology changes the information flow before debate begins: anonymous pre-work, silent parallel capture, explicit criteria, and leaders speaking last.
David Azofeifa created the TAME Your Storm™ methodology and is the author of the forthcoming TAME Your Storm™ book. His background includes a post-graduate program in AI and Machine Learning (University of Texas at Austin); a Master’s in Industrial-Organizational Psychology; Project Management Professional (PMP certification #1460415) through PMI; SIOP Associate Member (ID #123741); a Bachelor’s in IT for Business Management; and 25 years designing data and AI systems for global organizations.
People contribute independently before discussion, so uncommon facts, risks, and objections enter the room before consensus forms.
The team separates facts, assumptions, and fears, then compares options against explicit business criteria — not status or volume.
The room leaves with an owner, safeguards, and a time-bound first move that can be checked rather than merely remembered.
Decision rights stay with the leader. The process improves the information those rights act on.
The visible cost is another meeting. The larger cost is delayed work, duplicated effort, cautious reporting, and capable people learning that ownership is optional. TAME Your Storm™ for Teams replaces that drag with a decision the team can act on.
One decision. One owner. One first move.
No rollout. No per-seat training. The program proves its value on work your team already needs to move. Most teams begin with the three-hour workshop; broader support follows only when useful. Priced per team. Delivered along the Wasatch Front or remotely anywhere.
3 hours · 4–12 people
The best first engagement. One consequential decision goes in; a decision map, named owner, safeguards, and scheduled 48-hour first move come out.
Full day · 6–20 people
For decisions with more stakeholders or interdependencies. The team works the full method, builds shared operating language, and keeps a practical follow-through loop.
Monthly · after first workshop
For teams that need the discipline to stick. A facilitated monthly decision cycle and storm register make ownership and evidence part of normal operations.
Light preparation. One disciplined working session. Follow-through that tests whether movement happened.
A 30-minute scoping call distills whatever you bring into one consequential, decidable decision. Each participant then completes 10 minutes of anonymous pre-work.
The team surfaces information in parallel, agrees on criteria, maps a route, names decision rights and an owner, adds safeguards, and schedules the first move.
A 48-hour check confirms the first move. A 30-minute review two weeks later examines evidence, adjusts the map, and gives the sponsor a clear read on follow-through.
Four gates stop a team from jumping from pressure to premature action. Everyone writes before discussion, then moves from signal to criteria, ownership, and evidence.
Silent, parallel capture puts more of what the team knows on the wall before title, volume, or speed can edit it. Paper doesn’t know your title.
Separate fact, assumption, and fear. Compare options against reality, purpose, simplicity, integrity, and connection.
Name the route, owner, decision rights, constraints, milestones, and safeguards so accountability is visible.
Schedule one responsible first move within 48 hours — small enough to survive the calendar, meaningful enough to teach the team.
You bring the decision and the people who can move it; we bring the method. We work it side by side, and your team leaves with a mapped decision, named owner, safeguards, and a scheduled first move — an outcome built into the TAME Your Storm™ for Teams method and artifacts.
Bring a decision with business consequences, relevant information distributed across the team, and a sponsor with the authority and genuine intent to move it. A storm bigger than one decision is normal — the scoping call finds the decision inside it.
Leadership teams with ambiguous priorities, repeated escalations, or decisions that keep reopening.
Cross-functional groups balancing customer urgency, technical constraints, operational reality, and risk.
Founder-led or change-heavy teams where hard calls bottleneck and useful information stays siloed.
Bring one that matters, is genuinely stuck, and can be moved by the people in the room: a priority tradeoff, launch decision, operating change, ownership question, or cross-functional choice. Personnel, legal, and crisis decisions belong elsewhere.
Keep them. They organize execution; TAME Your Storm™ for Teams improves the decision entering the system by surfacing risks, making criteria explicit, and clarifying ownership. Better input, same operating engine.
No. This is an educational, decision-focused working session built around facts, risks, options, ownership, and dates. It is not therapy, diagnosis, crisis support, or a substitute for qualified professional care.
Parallel capture prevents the first voice from framing the entire choice and gives each person room to contribute what only they know. Leaders still retain decision rights; they decide after seeing more of the team’s information.
Yes. Anonymous pre-work, parallel capture, explicit criteria, and visible ownership translate cleanly to a digital room. In person along the Wasatch Front; remote anywhere.
Describe it in two sentences — a stuck decision, a priority pileup, a stalled change. You will receive a reply within one business day with a candid assessment of whether TAME Your Storm™ for Teams fits, and a recommendation for the smallest useful engagement. Your message stays confidential.