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A patience view

Being patience is something that seems like an almost lost idea in the world at this time. I remember when I was a child my mom and/or dad would tell me I needed to be patience about stuff and eventually it would come with hard work. I took that to heart very often, but at times I would let the thought disappear into the wind wanting stuff to happen right away.

Hit me the other day that I have been drifting further the way of being a patience person awaiting and working hard to get to those goals and getting upset because things were not happening right away. I think this came to light when I was wondering why people in movies and around me in personal life and at work are not patience. At first I blamed technology solo, but I think that's just part of the issues and will be talked about later. After I began to develop that theory, I tested it against myself.

What I had found was yes, in fact I did have less patience because of technology but that was just slightly the reason. I had found that I was impatience because I was tired of thinking about when the event was going to finally come into action. I noticed the more the event or goal did not come to light and the more effort put into effect just made my patience level drop even greater.

Now with the technology that is available at this time patience is on a thin string. You can get a letter from someone in an instant through an email, messenger, or through some other program. So right there we can't even wait the 2 days for "slow mail." Now even with other stuff patience is minutes and seconds instead of hours and days.

With that said I found that when I say words, statements and pictures of achieve a goal like that I think right away why? Why did they get to the point so fast and I am still behind. Now you add in several people getting to a goal of that sort your patience time has been cut fairly deep. Add in the fact you are putting in so much effort to get to a point and nothing it hits you even harder. What is one to do...


Well just that figure out why and understand each situation is different, each person is different and a goal is always slightly different. You must understand that patience is in fact a virtue. Something to strive for and understand that time will come and tell. I might have to work on this a lot but I think I am going to strive at accepting that I might not get certain goals but with wait comes great presents.


"Never cut a tree down in the wintertime. Never make a negative decision in the low time. Never make your most important decisions when you are in your worst moods. Wait. Be patient. The storm will pass. The spring will come."
~Robert H. Schuller

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