Have you ever rushed through something just to get it finished, only to spend more time correcting it later?
It happens in business, at home, and even in our conversations.
We sometimes confuse moving quickly with making progress. But completing something doesn’t always mean we’ve done it well.
Taking a few extra minutes to read the instructions, ask a question, or check your work can save hours of frustration.
Before rushing into your next task, ask yourself whether you’re moving forward or simply trying to finish.
A little care at the beginning can prevent unnecessary work at the end.
The Simplifier’s Take: Doing something carefully can be faster than doing it over.
Finishing quickly doesn’t save time when you have to start all over again. Give the important things the attention they deserve.
– Orlando Espinosa | The Simplifier of Information®