How can one apply the different approaches to ethics in a decision-making process?

One way is to use the different approaches to ethics as decision-making screens to view the outcome and impact of any action that one might take.A good place to start would be the most widely used approach,utilitarianism.One must carefully enumerate the stakeholders,being sure to include everyone,not just the convenient ones or the ones making the most noise.When one has decided on an action,he or she must apply the Aristotelian approach by contemplating what a really ethical entrepreneur would do in that situation.One can ask people in one's network and brain trust to tell what they have done in similar situations.Finally,one must look at the action one is taking alone-separate from the consequences- and contemplate whether the action is pure.
Using these screens will not guarantee an ethical decision.Considering different approaches to the same issue will help prevent ethical myopia-a narrowly defined ethical perspective that can lead to trouble.