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For a long time, I believed speed was the answer to almost everything. Respond faster.Decide quicker.Move before hesitation turns into delay. Speed felt like competence. It looked like confidence. And in many professional settings, it was quietly rewarded. The faster you replied, the more reliable you seemed. The faster you shipped, the more capable you …

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For a long time, I believed that being always available was a strength. Replying quickly felt professional.Being reachable at odd hours felt responsible.Saying “yes” instantly felt like commitment. Somewhere along the way, availability became a default – not a choice. I didn’t consciously decide to be on all the time. It just happened. Messages before breakfast. Calls …

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