Two of the points in the article are at cross purposes. The author mentions doing Mindful Practice but later says to be Problem Oriented. The first one implies

Two of the points in the article are at cross purposes. The author mentions doing Mindful Practice but later says to be Problem Oriented. The first one implies a background thread making judgments that is constantly running in the back of your mind. The second needs you to ignore everything but the problem at hand. I’d go with the latter, esp if you’re new to the job. Let judgments accrue over time rather than go looking for them in the middle of a task at hand.