The Myth of the Race – Unlearning Hurry

In our first dive into "Rethinking Pace in Life and Work," we revisit the fabled race between the tortoise and the hare. This story has long been a metaphor for the virtues of steadiness over speed. But what if we've been missing a deeper message? In real life, neither animal would race; they'd be more focused on their natural behaviors. This reflection urges us to question:

How often do we impose artificial races in our own lives?

Practice This

For one week, consciously notice moments when you're rushing unnecessarily. Ask yourself, "Is this a real race, or one I've created?" Note how this awareness changes your approach to tasks and interactions.

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