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Perhaps the problem lies in the fact that people immediately rush to play with a short timer, without first learning how to play properly with the standard timer. Of course, if you can’t play with 16+8+1, then you’re unlikely to succeed with 12+6+1 either. The same applies to templates – people play on a complex template like Diamond without first learning how to play something simple. You need to follow a proven path: first, learn to play simple templates with a long timer, and then gradually reduce the timer and move on to more complex templates. If you can play Diamond on 16+8+1, you will hardly feel the difference between 16+8+1 and 12+6+1.