Moving Fast Vs. Being In A Hurry
August 16, 2016
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Moving Fast Vs. Being In A Hurry
Few people talk about the difference between moving fast and being in a hurry, which something I definitely think it is important.
At first, it might seem like they are the same thing, but a closer look would make this assumption disappear. Moving Fast and being in a hurry are two different things and you should be aware of what you're doing right now.
Bottom line is: Moving Fast is good, Being in a hurry is not.
When you're in a hurry your mind stays in the future, and you're always stressed out, anxious, waiting for the worst to happens, Your mind starts creating a sense or urgency and you always end up not being so productive as you could be.
When you're moving fast, you're in a completely different space. Your mind is in the present and you feel secure. You feel like you can accomplish a lot of different things, once at a time, without having the stress factor rushing through your veins.
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