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Burden

The feeling of impatience arrives in us when multiple tasks need to be done. 

Why? 

Because by looking at the various tasks, we develop a target or goal, where completing all of these would provide us relief or freedom to do something else.

And this feeling of ours to get free from the burden motivates our mind to complete all of those tasks in less time as much as possible.

Thus, we adopt the do things faster, the nature of modern humans, and start to get impatient.

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

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