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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Two days ago, driving through the neighborhood….
I started running in 1999. It had been 2 decades since I had last run. So?
So it took one month before I was able to 400 meters, without stopping, the equivalent to one lap around a track. A month. Are ya with me.
Don’t worry about slow progress, worry about no progress.
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We have become a fast-paced society, with the speed (and volume) of change doubling in shorter increments.
One repercussion from this is that we have become “addicted” to quick results. (did you take a moment to notice the captions under each lizard pic?)
We want things, and we want them NOW!
Sure looks good on paper.
What’s a BIG DREAM you have, that you are rushing (or not) to completion?
Is your haste working or backfiring?
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“Genius is nothing but a greater aptitude for patience”. — Gerorges Louis Leclerc de Buffon
Isn’t it amazing how impatient we can be? It certainly is to me. Whenever I start to think patience has been mastered, another unexpected test comes along. One that tests my patience in new ways.
And these tests come out of nowhere. And many times, from extremely innocent surroundings, when we least expect it.
“You can not teach patience with impatience”. — jeff noel
You will never succeed at overcoming your wellness challenges if you are impatient. This is one of the fundamental laws of self improvement. One of the hardest lessons I’ve ever had to learn.