Suye soon realized that he had not distinguished precisely enough between knowledge in the cognitive domain and knowledge in the action domain. He felt he had let Master Bloom down and decided that next month's focus would be distinguishing between these two types of knowledge and learning more efficiently.
After reflecting, Suye discovered that he had spent far less time thinking this month. Thus, he strolled around the courtyard while thinking.
Suye firmly believed one thing: thinking during study and work time was not thinking at all. It was merely repetition.
What most people called thinking was nothing more than repeating past prejudices.
Only by setting aside a specific period exclusively for thinking could one call it genuine thought.
In the courtyard, Suye escaped his overly narrow focused-thinking mode and entered a divergent-thinking process. All kinds of thoughts came rushing in. Whenever he occasionally thought of something particularly important, he recorded it in his Magic Book to avoid forgetting it.
After thinking things through and sorting them out, Suye gained a deeper understanding of the past, and his direction for the future became clearer.
"This month of focused study really was the right choice. According to my original plan, I would first buy salad from Kelton at cost price, then make fast food such as hamburgers or sandwiches. Although I would hand the business over to others later, I would have to do everything myself at the beginning. I would make money, but it would delay a considerable amount of study time."
"Now that I look at it, the gains from studying far outweigh money. Then I should prioritize magic first, study second, and money third. Even if money could buy talents that neither magic nor study could provide, without magic and the ability to learn, even if I possessed