Being done is simply used to imply the completion of any task or activity. For example, when you have consumed your meal, you tend to say that you are done when you feel full. When you complete any task or work, you are said to be done with it. Being done with something quickly is not always the right approach or methodology to succeed in life. Go with things and proceed at a slow and steady rate. Make sure you get a hang of the entire thing. Get a deep dive of the task that you engage yourself in, not a hawk eye view. The focus should be on being done with something in style and efficiently rather than being done with quickly without grasping something in the process. Being done with something follows great relief and respite. It is surely something that takes a lot of pressure off your shoulders. Do your job or task with precision and accuracy but make judicious use of the time available. Don’t squander it away. Make the most of it. Wilson Mizner has rightly remarked, “Do not be desirous of having things done quickly. Do not look at small advantages. Desire to have things done quickly prevents their being done thoroughly. Looking at small advantages prevents great affairs from being accomplished.”
