"When you’re able to merge gut-feelings into condensed checklists, decisions can be made efficiently and logically, which really is the best of both worlds." For whom? It depends on your priorities. Many thinkers and feelers work better by starting a project then adjusting as they go. It is inherent bias to assume that efficiency will always produce the best results.
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"When you’re able to merge gut-feelings into condensed checklists, decisions can be made efficiently and logically, which really is the best of both worlds." For whom? It depends on your priorities. Many thinkers and feelers work better by starting a project then adjusting as they go. It is inherent bias to assume that efficiency will always produce the best results.