By breaking the decision into smaller pieces that members can agree on, you may make it easier for members to agree on the larger decision. For example, suppose the team is trying to select one of three product designs and can't seem to come to agreement. Focus members' attention on smaller aspects of the decision—for instance, by asking: "What are the most important features that the new product needs to have?" If members can agree on the answer to that question, they may find it easier to agree on the selection of the product design.