PATIENCE IS THE KEYI’ve had another insight. Being troubled I talked to my aunt yesterday. She always gives me good advice. Yesterday she told me to be patient and everything will turn out right.
Thinking about it more, patience is a very good thing. I always said that, but I never really thought about it. And now, thinking about it, I know what it really means.
You can do all the trouble you have to accomplish something, but if you don’t have the patience to let the things you did work first, you won’t get anywhere.
Patience is something very tough to learn, but it has to be learned, or else you’ll find yourself rushing through life, which is not good.
Life is already a bumpy road as it is and rushing means running. If you run over bumps you’ll most likely fall on your face more often than if you walk patiently.
With rushing you’ll also won’t see a lot of bumps or clean parts and that has its consequence that you will be overhwelmed when something suddenly pops up in front of you. With patience you can see everything around you, not worrying about sad surprises.
I have to learn that right now. No matter what kind of trouble I made, patience is the key. I have to open my eyes and see that patience is the way to accomplish. It also means that I have to stop thinking about what I want to accomplish and just think: Hey, I’ll see what will happen, when it happens.
It’s a very tough thing to do, but as I always say, it’s easier said than done doesn’t mean it can’t be done. And I can do it. I believe in myself and I have faith in myself. I’m eager to learn lessons in life and this is another lesson.
February 28th 2003
