Rush has problems all over it. It is a sign you do not have a clear idea of what you are involved in, where you are in it and how far you are from where you need to go.
You know that you are supposed to be where you need to be, and you are not sure if you can reach there faster.
Rushing is a reaction to chaos that arises out of poor planning. Rushing makes you make decisions with a short-term outlook.
We think your immediate near-field visibility is the broad picture of what we are set out to do.
Feeling the rush? You need to take a deep breath. Climb up the terrace. Look down in your front yard and get a good measure of the chaos in front of your house. Picture yourself in there from a distance.
You will notice you are fire-fighting one thing after another. You are trying to win the adjacent without knowing whether that will lead the chaos to stop. Hoping that it will.
Take a top view you will notice how poor your battles are. Understand the broad picture and then turn the run into a pause for a breath, provide a space to think, and then, by all means, act!
Rush is not risk. Rush is ill-equipped. Rush becomes a staller eventually.
Abandon rush.
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