Trying to be perfect is important instead trying to be fast at the initial stage of any activity. We can finish the activities faster if we could foresee (or plan) the upcomming stages.
We can continue to concentrate on our activities unless it is necessary to be distracted, so that we can easily finish them without any delay.
When we are alone, we tend to learn comparatively more. And, when we do new activities (i.e. breaking the routine) our mind gains more concentration (like brushing the teeth with the left hand if you use the other one regularly).
When we learn to do the tasks independently, we can easily finish the same tasks when we are given with a team, since we know the difficulties and we can choose prompt persons to work on the different phases of the task.
When we are not dependant, we need to be feared of nothing and nothing can control our feelings.
