SPEED AND ACCURACY

SPEED AND ACCURACY

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hen we take a look at things right now, we will discover a vast change in trend, fashion, science, technology and even in the behavioural pattern of man. In today’s world there is the need to get things done as fast as possible and very efficiently. With the advent of the modern day computer, we are no longer measuring our performances in per hours or pr minutes but per seconds. In today’s world, that adage, “slow and steady win the race” has soon become obsolete. The in thing now is, “speed and accuracy win the race”. This is true and absolutely correct. We are in word where we need to wake up to face reality. We need to wake up to tackle the challenges ahead of us. There is the urgent need to brace up so as to able to meet up. Even the church business has gone so sophisticated. If you practice church business the way it was done ten to fifteen years ago, you will appear to be two archaic before the people. It is time to begin to learn how to do things faster and more efficiently than the usual. The problem here is not actually the speed per say, but the accuracy. How accurate are you? It is the art of being accurate. Accuracy means the state of being exact or correct; the ability to do something skillful without making mistakes. It is the state of being well organized and efficient in your undertakings. Some people enjoy being too dull and sluggish in their approach to matters of life. These set of people may not have a chance in life as they will soon be overtaken by the fast and accurate persons. The fast accurate people are precise, concise and very aggressive. They seem to lack the patience required to excel by the end result justifies them. Try and increase your speed in line with accuracy, otherwise it (speed) is very useless. The results are usually disastrous.