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Choosing how to spend your time

 Stephen Covey with an example of how slow in the moment is fast in the end:


“It’s true that becoming an empathic listener takes time, but it doesn’t take any-where near as much time as it takes to back up and correct misunderstandings when you’re already miles down the road, to redo, and to live with unexpressed and unsolved problems.”

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