Rushing is the enemy of quality. I’ve learned that when I try to move too quickly, I sacrifice the depth and care that true progress requires. It’s tempting to believe that speed alone is the path to success, but I’ve found that rushing often leads to mistakes, shallow outcomes, and wasted effort. The work I truly value, work that lasts, is built with patience, precision, and attention to detail.
Moving fast doesn’t mean being reckless. It’s about maintaining momentum while staying grounded in the pursuit of excellence. It’s about making decisions efficiently without cutting corners. Each step matters, and when I prioritize quality, I find that progress becomes meaningful and sustainable.
There’s a balance between urgency and craftsmanship. I choose to move with purpose, not haste. This means focusing on what truly matters and doing it well, even if it takes more time. The world rewards those who deliver value, not those who simply finish first. That’s the ultimate goal. Progress that’s not only fast but also built to last.