The focus should shift from traditional fundamentals, which emphasize technique, to an outcome-driven approach that prioritizes achieving specific goals. While stabilizing techniques are necessary to hit targets, they should not be the sole focus. Understanding the 'why' behind techniques is crucial, as it allows for greater variability and adaptability. For instance, in the context of firearms, if the barrel is aligned correctly with the target at close range, the hands' grip or finger used to pull the trigger becomes less significant. This principle encourages a broader perspective that embraces flexibility in methodology while ensuring the desired outcomes are met.