Moving Too Quickly to the Action Stage

Moving too quickly to the action stage
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Date Principally, we need to understand how our minds create perceptions, pay attention, reason, weigh decisions and consequently influence actions taken with the aim of realizing self-improvement. Reasoning psychology directs that the art of taking any action has to go through a complete mental process of perception, reasoning, thinking and solving the problem in a systematic order (Tomie & University of Lethbridge). Moving to the action stage too quickly can result in a wrong outcome or consequence due to inadequate and improper reasoning and thinking. The improper processing of the premises usually leads to making of wrong decisions. In essence, the action stage usually is the last stage of taking action.
The process of taking actions starts by gathering all the possible premises and facts. At this stage, neutrality needs to be exercised to avoid distortion of information for the benefits of ourselves. In addition, avoidance of overstretching of premises to suit our interests is important because use of wrong and exaggerated facts will au...