Why We Confuse Speed with Purpose
Speed is measurable; purpose is not. That asymmetry explains a lot. We reward the fast, the visible, the shipped, because those things fit neatly into a report. Meaning resists the spreadsheet, so it is quietly treated as optional.
But a fast life pointed nowhere arrives quickly at nothing. The corrective is not to despise speed; it is to ask what the speed is for. Pace is a tool. Direction is the point.
Before the afternoon begins, check that your hurry is serving a destination you would actually choose.
But a fast life pointed nowhere arrives quickly at nothing. The corrective is not to despise speed; it is to ask what the speed is for. Pace is a tool. Direction is the point.
Before the afternoon begins, check that your hurry is serving a destination you would actually choose.
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