DON'T LIKE TO HURRY A LOT OF DISEASES

 There is a saying time is money. Because all time is calculated by how much money you get, and everything must be done quickly and in a hurry.

Not only for money, also want everything to be completed quickly and calculated with time.

Does anyone behave like that? the answer is there.

The presence of high technology and the rapid transfer of information makes humans need speed in most activities in life. As if a little late, it will immediately lose the opportunity.

And this is included in the psychological behavior called Hurry Sickness.

What is Hurry Sickness?

Hurry sickness is a psychological condition when a person always feels in a hurry or can't wait to finish every thing or work he is doing.

This condition generally arises because a person wants to make the most of the moment or time he has.

Hurry Sickness sufferers cannot relax even for simple activities. And prefer multitasking.

Because it's not comfortable to just focus on one job especially with a short time. Offended when experiencing delays. For example, when you get stuck on the road, you have to queue at the bank, queue in the waiting room, and so on.

Mark Comer, a book author and also a pastor, said rushing people often get stressed and anxiety disorders will make you feel tired, have trouble sleeping, change your appetite, get headaches, and can even increase the risk of high blood pressure. In addition, they cannot respond to technological developments.

That's why Mark says you have to stay healthy emotionally and live spiritually in the chaos of the modern world.

Through his work   Must Read   he wants to explain that Hurry Sickness' disease can be cured if it is done gradually and requires discipline.

Among them, taking time to be quiet and alone, making time for communication with God, and needing communication with friends or close friends and several others.

By  Must Read   seeing all the work will go well if done with focus and accept environmental events.

So life activities don't need to be rushed and stay calm and effective.