This notion reminded me of a phrase used in the cartoon adaptation of Don Quijote I used to watch when I was little: "Sancho, vísteme despacio que tengo prisa" (dress me slowly that i am in a hurry).

The alleged paradox resides in the fact that whenever we are in a hurry we tend to rush everything and make mistakes.

It takes some pause to focus and do what must be done as efficiently as possible.

Also the allusion to the rabbits is a perfect example. Actually, in Venezuela we used a similar expression only in allusion to infidelity: "he who roasts more than one rabbit gets one burnt". It applies to issues of time management and efficiency too.

Steemit is a perfect example of how much we want to do and how little time we have to do all those things.

At the end of the day we have to select only a few posts we can upvote and/or comment and only a few activities and projects we can realistically be part of.

To want more here may translate into doing less.