Slower Pace, More Efficiency

In the competitive society, people are struggling to survive and contend with other people. However, I think although we are always in the rush time, we can take the time if we arrange the schedule properly. We can live healthfully and happily as long as we slower our pace in life.

When people are urgent to do things, they may complete them more quickly. But the faster they do, the more likely they make errors. We judge the results in the efficiency of people, that is how well they do, not how many they do. Therefore, people must sometimes carefully check their works and find out if there is any fault in their plan.

Further, people who are in hurry have more chances to have healthy problems, including hearth disease, high blood pressure, headache, and insomnia. These problems decrease people's working efficiency. As a result, when people want to accomplish one thing quickly, they may feel painful in their head and further, they have to see a doctor. Finally, they may use more time to finish the task than those people take their time to do the same thing.

Slowing pace does not mean that people must do everything very inefficiently. I think before people begin to work, they have to plan first. On their plan they schedule the tasks in proper time; that is they must know their capability and the difficulty of the tasks and distribute their time to each task. People in hurry do not understand or trust their capability, so they do things without planning.

In conclusion, people must use their time efficiently in order to succeed in the competitive world. Because everyone has only twenty four hours a day, if they know what to do and finish job on time with fewer errors, they are doing something right. They can live more healthily to combat with next challenge.