Taking Subjectivity Into Account in Decision Theory

I think contemporary philosophy in particular needs to take more account of subjectivity and subjective experience. In a positive sense, I am interested in exploring how to make decisions authentically. It's not that scientific and anecdotal testimony isn't important but it's important to see what it can give us and what it can't. We're having a renaissance in terms of thinking about applied ethics or applications like in philosophy of race or social justice.