> Very few people are really skilled at both. But as I mentioned in the introduction, you can be one of them if you practice with new experiences, and reflect o

> Very few people are really skilled at both. But as I mentioned in the introduction, you can be one of them if you practice with new experiences, and reflect on when you over- vs under-think through decisions. So he suggests you should use structured thinking to be good at "going with the flow". With that implying that someone that is good at going with the flow to start won't be able to be good on both. I don't think this is true, but only his own mental model playing games with his writings. But otherwise, very interesting thoughts.