1. Think slowly: Take enough time to think and plan before you act. Conduct an in-depth analysis of goals and paths, identify potential challenges and risks, and ensure you have a comprehensive understanding of the task. Consider different options and evaluate each possible outcome. This "slow thinking" is not about procrastination, but about ensuring the quality and feasibility of decisions.

2. Act quickly: Once the decision has been made, act immediately. Don't hesitate. Speed of action and efficiency of execution are the keys to success. At this stage, moving the project forward quickly prevents missed opportunities and keeps the team motivated. At the same time, timely feedback and adjustment are also very important to cope with new situations and challenges arising in the implementation process.

3. Admit fallacies: Mistakes and failures are inevitable in any big, complex endeavor. The key is having the courage to admit when you're wrong. Whether in the thinking stage or in the action stage, if a decision or action is found to be problematic, it is essential to be able to quickly identify and acknowledge these fallacies. Not only will you adjust your direction in time, but you will also increase your team's trust and spirit of cooperation.

4. Timely correction: After admitting the mistake, take remedial action quickly. The speed at which mistakes are corrected determines whether negative effects are minimized. Corrections may include adjusting strategies, changing approaches, or even completely reformulating plans. The key is to respond flexibly and act in a timely manner so that mistakes do not grow out of control.

"In the process of pursuing your goals, you should keep a clear head, dare to face reality, and change your strategy in time, rather than tying your hands and feet by past promises."

"In a complex and changing modern society, both deliberate prudence and the decisiveness to act quickly are needed to better achieve individual and collective development goals."

Achieving great things requires setting clear goals; Keep your mind sharp; Cultivate an open mind; Keep learning and optimizing. By combining "Think slow, act fast" with "admit fallacy," you can get big things done more steadily and effectively.