I’ve learned to make more moves and less announcements. To not announce my plans or to declare anything before it is done. To listen and to watch. To grow silently. I’ve learned that there is movement in stillness and that patience is clarity.
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You are wiser than I. I keep telling myself this, but … I fall down when it comes to actually having patience. 😉
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I understand. It took a long time for me to get here and I still get anxious. I’ve learned patience takes practice like everything else. Deliberate and consistent practice. Definitely not easy.
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I need to learn this…
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On reading this post I think it would be wise of me to replace my ‘full steam ahead and damn the torpedoes’ approach in writing.
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Lol. Take your time Roger ☺
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Yeh, that’s my problem Yecheilyah Taking time! Patience does not figure greatly in the DNA of the male line of this family 😀
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Lol
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