Patience is a virtue means to me good things come to those who wait. You must maintain some self-controls do not be in a rush.
I have to say I had to learn to live by my own words it’s not easy but possible and glad my words have enlightened you and hope that it will help you in your everyday endeavors thank you Iris for sharing your thoughts and you’re welcome
For me, patience is golden! I struggled with patience for a long time. It finally hit me! It’s worth more than gold for me. I would rather have patience than gold.
I like how you compared patience with gold. That’s a very deep reflection. Thank you so much for your wise response.
You are very welcome!
It means to me to not be desperate and in a hurry and doubt, but be passionate what you want to achieve in business and life in the right way.
That is a very wise answer Alexander. I can certainly relate to what you wrote. I will certainly learn a lesson and take your words into consideration. Lord knows I need it. Lol thank you so much.!
Youre welcome!
The capacity to accept or tolerate delay, trouble, or suffering without getting angry or upset.
I love your response! Those are words I need to hear and actions I need to practice. Your feedback is very much appreciated and helpful.
Iris thank you so much. I agree and have a blessed day.
To me it means that patience is valuable and a great quality trait, and outcomes are more positive. There is a saying that says Great things come to those who wait.
This a quality I have been working on the last couple years.
So true Rhonda! Very well said. Thank you for your feedback. It’s really appreciated.
To me it means that all good things will come to me and all good things will happen for me!!
That is very well said David. I love your perspective and meaning of patience. It’s like manifesting what you want while you are waiting for it. Love it!
That you need to be patient with yourself. Compassionate, understanding, nurturing to yourself like a parent would. And that self patience helps you have patience with your life circumstances and other people.
Erika. Your feedback is a lesson learned. Especially for me. I surely will incorporate your definition of patience into my daily practice of learning patience.
Patience usually results in a better outcome in most cases, but I know it’s hard to have patience when you’re an impatient person! As someone else said, good things come to those who wait and I’ve found that’s usually true. I’ve been guilty of wanting an answer/solution right now, but I’ve learned to be patient.
very well, put Teresa. I can relate to every word you said. My experiences have been very similar to what you expressed. Thank you so much for your wise feedback.
Hi Jacqueline,
I needed to hear/read that. I have such little patience, especially when I’m in the supermarket. I get this “rush” phobia that I must get out of there. Seems like every line I get in. Somebody has a cart full of groceries up to the top of their cart and I may have only 4 to 6 items. I get so frustrated and angry. Sometimes I will express it out loud. I’m ashamed after I do that, but I get a viscous feeling and feel that I can’t control it sometimes. Your feedback is very well appreciated and I will try to exercise your suggestions. Thank you so much! Have a great great Sunday.!