Waiting on Nothing

"Good things come to those who wait". How many times have you heard that? I have heard it a couple of times and I think it has a lot of truth to it. At the same time, it should be critiqued because people sometimes waste their time waiting on nothing because of mere ignorance so wait while informed.

Learning to Wait

Sometimes you have to wait on yourself. Some parts of you might be ready while others may not. Remember that every part needs to find some balance in order for you to accomplish your goal.

Maximizing your Potential

Sometimes all you have to do is nothing,
Just sit back and wait,
And that is only after you have done your part to the maximum.

Waiting or Leaving

You need to know when to let go of something and when to wait for a better outcome. Basically you need to train your mind to know the difference between hope and stagnation. Hope is useful when the pros outweigh the cons and stagnation occurs when you stay in  a situation where the negatives outweigh the positives.

A Time to Grow

Does waiting irritate you? A lot of good things take time. It takes time for a baby to be born and even it takes time for  a baby to grow. Try to think of waiting as a time of growth.

Searching for Achievement

Achievement is not always there just naturally waiting to follow you after you complete a certain milestone. Always remember that achievement is an on-going process that you will have seek in different ways daily. So whatever your goal remember there might be more than one way to get there. You will never know unless you begin searching for it with all your might.

Patience, time, and nature

Patience sometimes stands between us and our desires.  There is  a lot that we might want to happen quickly, but sometimes just as nature, we have to learn to wait. Even the stars in their courses above, have to wait before lighting the sky, no matter how beautiful the dark evening may look. We also need to adopt patience into our daily routines as its rewards are priceless. Do you want to know how? Just wait and see!


Waiting and waiting

 Don't we all hate waiting? Funny enough, we are sometimes the ones who keep ourselves, and others waiting. Sometimes the best things in life take time. Sometimes what we want or need isn't ready, so we have to wait. So what should we do while waiting? One thing to remember is, that if you know what your waiting for is valuable, then give it some credit, and be patient....wait with a good attitude:)

Waiting for ourselves and others and things

A lot of people have said that nature is the mother of patience. I have found some truth in those words, as no matter the season and present circumstances, nature waits for the changes that she desires. In our lives it is not always easy to be patient with others if we are not patient with ourselves. We need to understand that waiting is not necessarily a negativity, but a blessing in disguise sometimes, as it can help us to make a better final decision. Not everything was meant to go or come by quickly so let us attempt to practice patience today beginning with ourselves.

Not today?...then never?

Have you ever wanted to do something for a long time? Are there things you had to start doing regardless of obstacles, because if you didn't you would never move forward? It is good to begin at whatever stage you are. If you don't start taking a step at a time to reach your goal....you might end up only being a dream planner. Don't be afraid to go into the unknown....just keep your focus and be flexible or you might never begin what you want to begin. "If not NOW....When?"

Listening from the heart...

Sometimes it seems that speakers are highly valued in everyday life. Speaking is indeed a wonderful art when done well at the right time with the right words to the right person. Along, with speaking, listening is also a part of speech that should not be forgotten as it helps to foster effective communication. I love to speak to different people about different things but I am now learning that I have to listen well in order to not interrupt people, and also to gauge the course of the conversation. So indeed let's remember the old saying that "we have 2 ears and 2 eyes  but only 1 mouth."