The only issue is it requires decoding. There are so many ways to do things, and people will always insist their way is best. But in the end, our own life journey will lead us to do things in a way uniquely us. So continue to improve yourself, but do it your way. 


When you first learn something, do it the way you are taught. But once you figure it out, it's time to express yourself and do it in a way that feels right to you. For me, this often means organising a task and doing it in a far more structured way than I was taught. I get very analytical when doing basically anything, and not one person I have met has ever taught me in such a way. It's just how I am.