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Re: Big picture or tunnel vision? [Re: Marty] #8562052
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My daily work involves considerable tunnel vision, without that focus the end results could be far from being consistent. The big picture is good to keep in mind however at the end of the day tunnel vision will prevail in my professional world. The average person would have a difficult time in sustaining tunnel vision for very long, they just don't have the discipline, too many distractions and would burn out.

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Depend on the situation/task encountered

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