Brain debate_1/10 (Building the foundation)

It is better to build the foundation of anything, even if it takes time.
It will allow you to achieve stable results without being affected by changes in the times or environment.
In this age of rapid change, this skill is important.

・It can be used many times.
・Improve accuracy.

If you are aware of the foundation of things and abstract it, you will arrive at the basics that are common to everything.
No matter what you do, the basics are the same, so you can reuse them.

Everything is made up of basics, and even complex things are made up of multiple combinations of basics.
If you abstract and keep the basics in mind, you will naturally be able to improve your accuracy when doing complex and practical things.

I knew a man who was a former host (not very good looking) who was successful in advertising sales, and he had great communication skills.
He told me that he was able to make full use of the communication skills he developed as a host to succeed in advertising sales.

Communication is something that we use on a daily basis as long as we are in society, so it is important to break down the elements and improve the accuracy of each element instead of just being somewhat conscious of it.
If you do this little by little, even if it takes a long time, you will be able to acquire abilities that are not affected by the times or the environment.

The opposite opinion is that it takes a lot of time and effort to build it up, so you just do it the way you've always done it.
The conclusion is that you can do both.
You don't have to put all your effort into building the foundation, but you can adapt it in parts.
If you change everything at once, you will slow down and make more mistakes, so try to keep it to a minimum.
If everything goes well, expand the scope of application.