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A Sense Of Urgency

Friday, October 4, 2013 15:07

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Someone once said to me, “Michael, I don’t think you have a sense of urgency about anything”. I was a little offended when this was said to me but I responded in a calm manner. I replied that I did have a sense of urgency for situations that required it. Many people equate a sense of urgency with the image of a person running around like their hair is on fire. I am generally a calm person and I usually respond to life in a calm manner. What some people consider a sense of urgency is often a knee jerk reaction. When something happens that needs my attention I try to respond rather than react. Since I am a flawed human being I have freaked out on a rare occasion. When I do this it is almost never the appropriate way to respond. Overreacting is rarely appropriate. If I am guilty of anything it is probably underreacting. In my mind responding rather than reacting is a more thoughtful and considered approach. Of course, this only applies to the kind of daily, routine challenges we all face. If the building is on fire, there’s an accident, or someone is having a medical emergency, our instincts tend to kick in and we respond in a more immediate way often without consciously thinking about our actions. I guess the challenge is to separate life’s true emergencies from situations that are merely inconveniences. What is a real emergency and what is a perceived emergency is a perception in the eye of the beholder.

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JustAComment

As long as you consistently get to the bathroom on time, your sense of urgency is likely intact.

Seriously, IMO there’s too much emotionalism at large, not enough rational, calm and thoughtful, people. There is a such a thing as emotional immaturity, and it’s responsible for some of mankind’s worst actions and decisions, every single day. Some of the most ignorant posters in web forums are the ones shouting and using strings of exclamation marks, etc. Maturity is also marked by having more emotional control, having wisdom, being more cerebral. So, I’d take your peaceful character as a badge of honor, to compare to the aforementioned.

Oct 4, 2013, 3:20 pm 0 Reply

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