Urgency addiction
I wrote about importance before because I wanted to choose the best one (social bias). I am more of an urgent person. I am a very good urgency maker, and I used to feel proud of it. When I read Stephen Covey's book, 'First Things First,' I understood why I do what I do. In my school days, I wanted to read everything before I went for my exams, but that never used to happen. On the other hand, whatever I had read before, that also I used to forget, and everything seemed a waste. From that day on, I gave up doing it beforehand. I would have enough time to read and revise, but I will wait for just enough time to read. I will be overworked and highly tense. Many times, I failed to complete what I had planned, and then at the exam desk, I would regret not being able to attempt a simple question because I did not have time to revise. I suffer still; I do not change. This question is answered today. So how does my urgency feel? I feel stressed, tense, pressured, and exhausted. ...