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Hi Forrest,
I agree with the downside of conceptual decision making, which is wasting time while trying to make the right decision. In my post I talked about something similar to that about not focusing on what is currently going on. I feel like it would be best to focus on what is going on now and maybe focus on the future at the same time but make the present more important to figure out. This may able to eliminate wasted time during the

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