“slow is smooth and smooth is fast”
One of the things I've only learned since I became old (52) is that some tasks you thought were hard become easy if you do them slowly.
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For about the first 45 years of my life, doing things slowly was an option I overlooked.
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I still think it's better to err on the side of fast than slow, but you do miss some edge cases that way.
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agree 100%
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Maybe it's better cognition at slower pace, giving more scope to variable rewards compared to predictable quick actions.
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investing in long-term relationships?
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Learning to cook early is a great way to understand this lesson. Applies to many creative activities IMHO.
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It's impossible to hurry up a good dish and make it faster. Adding more people or a larger flame usually ends up in disaster.
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And with parenting doing things slowly is a requirement for many tasks.
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Also when you focus on just that task, not trying to do it while task switching.
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