Why Is It Important To Use Critical Thinking?

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In finding my purpose, I used the critical thinking process daily. When analyzing situations, thinking past what is in front of me is the best practice. I utilize my critical thinking skills daily to find and engage in my purpose. Furthermore, in order to accommodate life and its everyday time changing situations that arise. However, I am also able to complete my task, with the help of time management, observation, reasoning and problem solving. In addition to allowing others to help in the process. This has really come in the fore front of my life since, I am back in school. I have to treat my time as a precious gem, by making sure I maintain the shine, by balancing my schedule.

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