Does it seem the more you hurry the further behind you get??!
Question: Absolutely! I try to make a "to do" list of things which need to be done around the house. The trouble is I get side tracked so easily. Yesterday I was cleaning the house and was frantically cleaning the lounge room. I went to the laundry to get something to dust with, noticed the cupboard was a bit messy so I decided to tidy it up, then of course, I see that the laundry shelf could do with a clean. I took everything off that and cleaned it. As I was throwing out some empty detergent bottles, etc., I decided I really should go stock up on some more detergent, so I dropped everything and went to the supermarket! it's ridiculous, but it happens every time.
Answers: Absolutely! I try to make a "to do" list of things which need to be done around the house. The trouble is I get side tracked so easily. Yesterday I was cleaning the house and was frantically cleaning the lounge room. I went to the laundry to get something to dust with, noticed the cupboard was a bit messy so I decided to tidy it up, then of course, I see that the laundry shelf could do with a clean. I took everything off that and cleaned it. As I was throwing out some empty detergent bottles, etc., I decided I really should go stock up on some more detergent, so I dropped everything and went to the supermarket! it's ridiculous, but it happens every time.
less haste more speed....
yep,
the old tale of the toroise and the hare,
and the saying, slow and steady wins the race.
actually that has happened to me alot this week.....its true
that is so me, always trying so hard and feel like im falling behind. this is the story of my life!
Yes. When I hurried, I missed out. At the end after I completed hurrying, it was nothing. What I hurried was actually something for my own sense of security.
Yes, it seems like I try to get in a hurry and everything goes haywire, but if I take my time and go slow, then it may get accomplished eventually, without a lot of mistakes.
yes.