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“Don't rush your legs to feed your greed. They will rush to judge you as the greedy one.”

Hard Work Patience Greed Greedy Rushing Hardworking Rushed Work

Author:Oscar Auliq-Ice

“The word gochisō not only means "feast," but also... ... "to run" or "rush." The host rushes around to gather the ingredients, get them ready, and then cook the food. The vegetables and chicken were homegrown... ... and you must have sought out the halfbeak and quail yourself. Miyasato sensei expended a lot of time and effort to treat us to this meal. The dishes we had are all common ones so that we'd easily be able to compare them with versions we've eaten before. For the wakame and green onion with miso, you pulled the onions out of your own vegetable patch, and you also used fresh wakame and homemade miso. And that's why it tasted so much better than usual. The care you've put into getting all these dishes ready... ... is what made this a real gochisō.”

Homemade Japanese Food Food Preparation Homegrown Rushed Work

Book:Japanese Cuisine

Source: Japanese Cuisine

“Most people don't have the patience to absorb their minds in the fine points and minutiae that are intrinsically part of their work. They are in a hurry to create effects and make a splash; they think in large brush strokes. Their work inevitably reveals their lack of attention to detail - it doesn't connect deeply with the public, and it feels flimsy.”

Results Rushed Work Detail Orientation

Book:Mastery

Source: Mastery

“Sometimes we make bad decisions when we are in a rush or not paying attention. If we can monotask thinking and really pay attention, we can think things through and arrive at better decisions most of the time. Well-thought-out decisions tend to be healthier, more considerate of others, and generally better for everyone in the long run.”

Attention Focus Decision Making Thinking Quotes Decision Making Quotes Monotask Rushed Work Rushing Things

Book:The Twelve Monotasks: Do One Thing at a Time to Do Everything Better

Source: The Twelve Monotasks: Do One Thing at a Time to Do Everything Better