medium · LSAT Logical Reasoning
Most successful CEOs follow a morning routine. Therefore, if I start following a morning routine, I will become a successful CEO.
The reasoning above is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it:
- treats a habit that merely tends to accompany success as though adopting it were enough to produce that success
- never makes clear precisely what activities a 'morning routine' is supposed to include
- disregards that a great many people with morning routines never become CEOs
- assumes that because some CEOs keep such routines, all of them must do so
- concludes that no one could ever succeed as a CEO without first adopting a morning routine
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