The faster you run, the faster you have to run - Bill Gates

When you take the quickest route?

When shave a few minutes of a meeting?

When you multitask?

When you’re hyper efficient?

What do you do with all the time you save?

Do you spend it on others or yourself?

Or do you continue find others ways to save time?

Being effective and being efficient are not the same.

In fact there is a huge body of recent research showing that much of the anxiety and stress that people are suffering with is because they are attempting to do too much in too little time.

Modern machines and computers give the illusion that everything can be made to go faster and be more efficient, but humans aren’t machines.

Humans are nature and nature has its own rhythm and speed.

In nature we expect a flower or plant to bloom or produce fruit at its own unique speed.

And like nature, each person is unique, with their own ideal operating speed.

If you find yourself attempting to insert efficiency in every aspect of your life you won’t find that you’ll get life done quicker than anyone else. And if you’re like most people, the time you save will rarely be spent on something more productive or useful.

So you decide.

Do you want to be effective or efficient?

Do you want to be and live like a human or a machine?

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