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Haste is a Toxic Habit

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Haste makes waste means:

  • if you do things too quickly, you can make mistakes
  • hurrying will result in poor endings
  • you will make mistakes if you are too hasty
  • rushing through things causes errors, resulting in time, efforts, and resources being wasted
  • doing things too quickly will result in bad finishing” — Paul Ebeling

Going everywhere in a hurry is not good for us. As it is true, just like with multitasking, society generally expects us to do things quickly and hurriedly, but some, most things need to be taken slowly.

Cooking for example, will take time, and you should let it. If we do everything quickly, we do not have time to enjoy life!

Plus, it can also cause stress and anxiety, which can cause serious problems.

So, practice some relaxation techniques or exercise. Physical exercise can help reduce stress and help you stay in the present moment. Take your time when doing your daily tasks. Leave your house earlier in the morning so that you are not running to get to work. Start your project earlier so you’re not stressing at the last minute. Take the time to read a book or cook a great meal, and you will be more relaxed and have time to enjoy life!

Have a prosperous day, Keep the Faith!

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Paul A. Ebeling, a polymath, excels, in diverse fields of knowledge Including Pattern Recognition Analysis in Equities, Commodities and Foreign Exchange, and he is the author of "The Red Roadmaster's Technical Report on the US Major Market Indices, a highly regarded, weekly financial market commentary. He is a philosopher, issuing insights on a wide range of subjects to over a million cohorts. An international audience of opinion makers, business leaders, and global organizations recognize Ebeling as an expert.