Timing

This presents itself in two extreme forms: On the one hand we know the incessantly active person, who jumps haphazardly from one activity to another, without really completing a task, because he does not plan priorities among the multitude of his activities, does not distinguish the essential from the unessential and does not purposefully complete a task that has been started.

On the other hand, there is the one who believes that he has enough time and therefore hesitates until the originally abundant time becomes scarce and the work can only be completed in haste, incorrectly and with unsatisfactory results.

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