Haste

used to suggest that making decisions or taking action when one is angry or in a hurry can lead to poor judgment and mistakes

The driver knew that anger and haste hinder good counsel when he was cut off in traffic.He took a deep breath and reminded himself to stay calm and avoid any reckless maneuvers.

used to imply that rushing into action without proper preparation or planning can lead to failure or negative consequences

The supervisor advised the team to double-check their work before presenting it to the client, reminding them of the saying 'draw not your bow till your arrow is fixed' to avoid any mistakes or miscommunications.

used to suggest that it is important to move forward quickly and efficiently, but not at the cost of making hasty or impulsive decisions

"I know you're excited to finish the project, but let's take our time and make sure we do it right.Remember, make haste slowly," said the project manager to her team.

used to imply that the more intense a difficult situation or problem is, the quicker it will pass, encouraging perseverance and patience in the face of adversity

"This project has been really difficult, but I know if we work hard and push through, it will be done soon.Remember, the sharper the storm, the sooner it is over," said the team leader to her colleagues.

used to imply that rushing into something without proper planning or thought can cause more harm than good, and it is better to be patient and deliberate in one's actions

I tried to finish the project too quickly, and now I have to go back and fix all the mistakes.Haste trips over its own heels, as the saying goes.

used to imply that rushing into things without proper planning or consideration can lead to sudden setbacks, mistakes, or problems that ultimately lead to failure

The investor advised their colleague to not jump into a new investment without doing thorough research, reminding them that hasty climbers have sudden falls and that taking the time to analyze the market would lead to better results.

used to suggest that acting hastily or without proper consideration can lead to wasted resources or opportunities, which in turn can lead to a state of want or need

The chef reminded the kitchen staff that haste makes waste, urging them to take their time and be careful in their food preparation to avoid costly mistakes and wasted ingredients.

used to suggest that trying to do something too quickly or without sufficient care may result in mistakes and ultimately take longer to complete than if one had approached the task with more patience and attention to detail

I was in a rush to get to work and ended up spilling coffee on my shirt, proving once again that more haste, less speed.