Patience
Patience. Not practiced in today's world. In a world where a blanket of convenience has been thrown on us, we no longer have the patience for patience. This rushed mentality can be the result of poor decision making on the political, educational, and public authority. The first step to building patience can be as simple as starting to listen. Truly listen and our seed of patience will start to grow.
8 comments:
We all have patience, just not as great as some. I have great patience, just look at how long I've waited for your book to become available. Where can I purchase a copy?
Thank you for your patience Sue. This book has been well received in my home town and I hope it catches on throughout the nation.
You can obtain your own copy of this book by visiting Lulu's website here.
The patience is not as easy as one thinks. If we were never given the opportunity of such convenience, if there were never stories of quick-rich stories, and if the educational system did not lack in providing adequate information, patience would be as easy as the convenience of fast-food establishments.
And one more thing about patience, I'm glad you have this section talked about in your book. Not too many books out there will tell you that it takes time. They always force that it's "Easy and Fast", or "Earn $X Amount In 90 Days." All bologna to me.
Is "The Emergy Pages" going to have "Patience" extended?
"Joseph said...
Is "The Emergy Pages" going to have "Patience" extended?"
Why? Can't you wait to find out? lol....
we all feel patience is a burden when we have been giving it on a silver platter our entire lives.
Highly unlikely public authority will start to listen to their constituents. They talk a good talk to get into the office and it's all about "them" when they get elected.
How about Thomas Fleetwood for the office? Your laid-back insight will be the cream on the cake for America to become #1 again.
Frank Berry
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