Always In A Hurry
- We all want a bigger slice of life, not relishing what we are doing, but in a hurry to jump to the next thing.
- Completing a task isn’t filled with contentment, but with a rush to grab something else or switch to a different task.
- Even the book we read or the food we eat is in a hurry, as there is a craving to try the next thing.
- When we travel, there is always an ‘itch’ inside us to check out all the cafe’s, beaches or museums, as we cannot sit still in one place.
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