Clyde Lee Dennis here, and today in our seven good minutes, extra segment, we're reflecting on this

profound insight. True speed comes not from rushing through life, but from moving with such

clear intention that every step carries you exactly where you need to go. This quote challenges

everything our culture has taught us about productivity and success.

We've been conditioned to believe that faster is always better, that busy equals important,

and that if we're not constantly in motion, we're somehow failing.

But what this wisdom reveals is that there's a completely different kind of speed available to us,

one that comes from clarity rather than chaos. Think about a master craftsperson at work,

watch a skilled chef prepare a meal, or observe an experienced surgeon perform an operation. They

don't appear to be rushing, yet they accomplish complex tasks with remarkable

efficiency. Their movements are deliberate, purposeful, and flowing. They've learned that true

mastery comes from being fully present with each action, allowing their expertise and intuition

to guide them, rather than forcing their way through with

frantic energy.

This same principle applies to every area of our lives.

When you move with clear intention, you naturally eliminate the wasted motion that comes from scattered

attention.

You stop second-guessing yourself because you're aligned with your purpose. You make fewer mistakes because you're fully engaged with what you're doing.

You find yourself in a state of flow where effort and ease dance together.

The beautiful thing about intentional movement is that it actually creates more time in your experience.

Not literally, of course, but when you're fully present with each moment, each moment

becomes richer and more complete. You stop feeling like you're always behind because you're

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