So, let’s look at how this rushing has manifested itself in my life. Let’s first take the obvious. When I rush through doing things, I often end up doing them slower because I don’t think about what I’m doing, so I just do without efficiency or thinking about whether I’m doing things in the right order. On top of that, afterwards I often have to spend time correcting mistakes that I’ve made or in other words fix the consequences of sloppy work.
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