Irritability
Look at how you treat those closest to you.
Hypersensitivity
Minor things quickly escalate to major emotional events.
Restlessness
When you actually do try to slow down and rest, you can't relax.
Workaholism
You just don't know when to stop, do you?
Emotional numbness
You don't have the capacity to feel another's pain. Not to say your own pain and emotion.
Out-of-order priorities
Act on the urgent every time, while the important lagged behind.
Lack of care for your body
Destructive and sedentary lifestyle. Cigarette and smoke, they said.
Escapist behaviors
Addiction, distraction, and dopamine shot: binge-watching, browsing social media, porn, drugs.
Slippage of spiritual disciplines
When you get overbusy, the things that are truly life-giving for you are the first to go rather than your first go to—such as prayer, quiet time in the morning, Scripture, Sabbath, worship, etc.
Isolation
You feel disconnected from God, others, and your own soul.
Yesterday, I posted Ten signs of hurry sickness. to diagnose ourselves, whether we are suffering from hurry sickness or not. Misliving is the future of hurry sickness. The way we mislive is when the distraction swayed our lives into oblivion. We ended up never did anything genuine or meaningful.