It can be enticing to do things in a rush or others quickly, but this decision can be more than we know.

There's this popular saying
"Slow but steady wins the race".
Most people don't understand that being fast, looks encouraging, enticing and motivating, but in most cases leads to severe mistakes that could take them back to the beginning process, but being slow and consistent, makes one more observant and zero reasons to go back to the beginning for corrections or room for mistakes.
Be fast when it's required, but when it's not required, be more patience and steady.

This is an educative and informative post.
Thanks for sharing, Sam