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Patience is only rarely a virtue.
More often than not, patience is a luxury enjoyed by only fools and those who are well organized.
And as for the rest of us? When we have the luxury of time...
posted by Wayne Smallman at Tuesday, March 01, 2005
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Two sayings:
a) Time and tide wait for no one.
b) Slow and steady wins the race.
So do we go fast, or do we go slow?!
I'm just so busy at the minute, it's actually annoying...
"I disagree. It can be a virtue."
Now I never said it wasn't. I said: "Patience is only rarely a virtue."
Patience relies on the luxury of time, which is an expensive resource...
Being impatient can be more expensive at times. You might make mistakes by hurrying things through, and that will ultimately be more costly, than going slowly, but correctly.
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