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Many of the Many people advise that it is good to have patience, that patience is a virtue, that if you're restless and impatient, you will

create stress in your life, but if you force patients as well that too will create stress in your life. So the best way to understand

patience is patience without negligence, understanding what people call finesse and timing.

The way I think of it is that there's a timing for everything in our lives. Even our whole lifespan goes through seasons like

youth and adolescents and adulthood and old age and retirement and the two book ends up birth and death so life also

has seasons spring, fall and winter.

So too, every year we experience the seasons

and each season is perfect if we are fully aware. So when I think of

patients I also think of what is the best timing and the finesse it takes to execute an action when all things are in

synchronicity or in harmony.

So one of the things I do is I self-reflect on what is the best timing to make this request, or what is the best timing to make this request?

Or what is the best timing to execute this action?

Or what is the best timing to announce a promotion for an employee,

what is the best timing to look for another job.

And then to patiently and

mindfully as they say look at the opportunity when it arises for execution.

So good luck is nothing but opportunity meeting preparedness and

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