Uncontrolled haste often appears in three situations: replying while angry, judging someone from a fragment of information, and acting before understanding possible harm.
A practical sequence is: understand the matter, check what is necessary, then act. If immediate danger exists, checking what is possible and helping promptly can occur together.
A person who receives an upsetting comment can choose respectful words after the first surge of anger passes. This safeguards relationships without turning patience into avoidance of responsibility.