I agree that the point is to understand why your actions are either correct or incorrect. Hence why I wrote "understanding" in my post. There is something to

I agree that the point is to understand why your actions are either correct or incorrect. Hence why I wrote "understanding" in my post. There is something to be said about the false dichotomy of being either for or against results oriented thinking. As you note, understanding why your thinking is correct is a critical component; however, the best way to understand if your thinking is correct is based on results.