
Managing Variables. Begin with the objective of the experiment. This would account for what are the results you are looking for and perhaps the most efficient way to getting to those results. Now, begin by laying out the relevant ingredients/chemicals and ensuring that you have all of them organized right in front of you. Go systematically and run through them one by one. Ensure that you do not have any contamination in those chemicals that you need just to minimize room for inaccuracy with test results. Begin by forming a control test. This is so that later on when you actually begin with the mixing, you allow only one variable to be changed to get a fair test.
So go through all the chemicals one by one and observe for and characteristics in the solution. Compare and contrast to see which would give you the closest results to what you require.
However, this is experiment is done in a controlled environment. Hence, when it comes to the real world, what you should be fully aware of are changing variables.
So simple theory applied to a more engaging pace with bucket full of complexities running under one workflow.......
Train the mind to be able to think, process and decide milliseconds before expressing an idea out. Be able to map out the options and organize them clearly. Cause when it matters the most, there is no margin for error. How tough or cruel it sounds, you just need to be able to think at impossible speeds and be able to visual outcomes within that above-mentioned short period of time. And if something does go wrong, better grip your teeth hard hard that you're not gonna loose a limb or even a heart. Also, prepare 100 yards of cleaning cloth cause its gonna be a load of mess to clean up. This happened to me last night so that inspired me to write all this metaphorical jargon down. So what's next? Back to the drawing board... I still have yet to achieve the objective of the 'experiment'.
Hence, when you're traveling, always begin with having a destination and a workflow blueprint. So that if you get a punctured type or u just trip on a rock and busted up your knee pretty bad... you still would know which direction to crawl to. Whats the rush? As long as you get there as planned, ain't got nothing to worry about.
ps. How in the world people can assume that im 29?! 24 is fine.... but really, i don't even feel that im 21 as yet.

