What are the aspects of the idiom "pulling out seedlings to encourage growth" in life?

This idiom means to tell people that there is a process in the development of things, and the more you are eager to achieve success or speed up its pace, it will often backfire. For example, the fruit in our real life, with ripening agent, tastes very bad and has no taste at all. Natural growth is different. People face more things, such as losing weight, finding a job, finding a partner and so on. These all need a process, and you will often fail to achieve your goal.