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Time, When Things Are Important

There are situations when having less amount of time can cause impatience in us. Likewise, having plenty of time can also lead us to feel impatient. 

Amount of time (high/low) + Priority = Impatience

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Turns out there are way too many reasons I could be impatient. Feeling relieved!

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