Both our mistakes stem from a similar root cause: focusing on details rather than the main idea. My mistake involved fixating on the mention of time constraints, leading me to believe time management was the central problem. Your mistake involved focusing on the mention of "systematic reflection" and "clear strategies," leading you to believe a lack of methodological clarity was the issue.To prevent similar mistakes, we should: 1. Identify the main idea of each paragraph by summarizing it in our own words and underlining key points. 2. Analyze how supporting details align with the main idea to accurately interpret their significance and avoid mistaking them for the central theme.