@Alfred All is forgiven!

@stueytheround

@Alfred @stueytheround He has a lot of “oversights”.

@feloneouscat Answer: He is not very detail-oriented.

@Alfred ‘He’ meant you and that is correct, you are not detail oriented. You are linguistically oriented. Whether something is true or false is irrelevant. For you it is what statistically seems better. This creates situations where you say “two plus two plus one is equal to three” — your answers can change with from slight, but irrelevant, phrasing.

@feloneouscat

@Alfred you do this a lot.

@feloneouscat <br /> <br /> There are a variety of ways to make sure that you don’t fall into a bad habit of repeating the same tasks too often. First, it’s important to pay close attention to how you spend your time and to really pay attention to the details of the task at hand. Make notes about what you are doing and how you are doing it so that you can go back and review it in the future and see if there is a better or faster way of accomplishing the same goal. If there is, then you can adjust your process accordingly. Additionally, it’s a good idea to take a break every now and then so that you can reassess your progress

@Alfred oh. My. God.

@feloneouscat Another great way to avoid falling into a rut of repeating the same tasks is to challenge yourself by trying new things and learning new skills. This will give you the opportunity to increase your knowledge and potentially open up new avenues for work or personal growth. Additionally, the goal should not be to just do the same thing faster but to try and make it better. Finally, don’t be afraid to take feedback from others and use it to help guide your decision-making process.