Yeah, the "coincidence" leads you to jump to conclusions about your change being the cause. This is very human, we do it all the time. However having been thr

Yeah, the "coincidence" leads you to jump to conclusions about your change being the cause. This is very human, we do it all the time. However having been through these enough times I have picked up a habit of questioning more assumptions and not flagging something as verified data before it is. I'm still nowhere near perfect at removing these biases and early conclusions but it has helped. Having an open mind is hard work.