Note: If you’re a loser who is satisfied seeing yourself stagnating and has no interest in becoming a better person, save your time by not reading this article. If not, read on.
“Change is not a process for the impatient.”
-Barbara Reinhold
In the world we live in today, people have come to believe that what is faster is always better. Be it on the food you eat at McDonald’s, the car you drive on top speed to reach from point A to B, or getting instantly the information you need at Google. Ah yes, faster is way better. But is it really? Sure, technology has helped people live better lives but, at the same time, the most impatient people you’ll ever meet are those people you meet today and, maybe, you might be one too. Even at times when there’s no need to do so, it seems like wherever you look people are always in a hurry. But there are always instances when the best thing to do is to wait. Some of these instances may include looking for Mr./Mrs. Right, working on a promotion, earning a diploma, building a healthy lifestyle, or simply falling in line to pay for groceries. And the mistake is, most people equate waiting with doing nothing, being passive, or “killing time.”
