Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to organize your thoughts logically [title] Make a chart. [step] This can take the form of a pie graph that depicts the percent of time or energy that you spend on different thoughts. You could also create a timeline of your thoughts. <sep> (A) An entire pie graph seems to have more than one source of energy; for instance, you can divide the first million federal and state states by 170. Write a chart about how each state has its very own energy. (B) Make sure your visualization is balanced by each thought you write on the graph: ask yourself whether you spend 0.1% on each thought that strikes your brain or practice some strategy to increase clarity. More importantly, try to have answers that clearly demonstrate your viewpoint. (C) [substeps] Have the person with whom you talk find 1 of your thoughts and include it in your data. [title] Create a series of sub-lists. (D) Graphing your thoughts gives you a visual representation of what is currently going on in your mind, and helps you create goals to think in a more organized way. [substeps] For example, you could break thoughts into categories like worrying, sad, happy, stressed, and content.
Output (English): D