Patience in rush
Good day guys. How are you doing today? It's been a great week. I hope you had a great week too. A quick recap of yesterday's article. I wrote about the two sides of freedom. Freedom has two sides. In enjoying freedom, there's a limit to how far you should go with being free. No matter how much you think being free is good, there's safety in being within boundaries of decisions and actions. Discretion is needed in exploring the extents of your acclaimed freedom. In enjoying freedom, you must learn to place limits so that you won't push yourself into pain in enjoying freedom. Various examples show how freedom can bring pain. The best thing to do is to make positive use of your freedom to improve your life. Freedom to make decisions doesn't mean you should make very wrong and dangerous decisions that could cause you harm. You should use your freedom to make good decisions. The summary of everything is that you should learn to make good use of your freedom because in exploring your freedom outside the limits will bring pain. Therefore, freedom is best enjoyed in the confines of a limit. Special thanks to my sponsors both old and the ones planning to, subscribers both old and those that will subscribe now, also thanks to those who thumbs up and comment on my post, I really appreciate all of you, I do not take it for granted. Today's article will be on patience. Patience will be related to the quest for wealth and success. Everyone wants to be rich and that's a good thing. No one should desire to be poor. Anyways, in looking for money, there should be constraints in how far you should be able to go in search for money. There are some people that don't mind doing some kind of things just to get rich. Although everyone is ffee to decide on how to get rich. This doesn't validate what is wrong. Because, forever, what is wrong will remain wrong. No matter how many people choose to do the wrong thing, this will never make the wrong thing right. No matter how much the pressure to mkae money fast is, we should understand that it's best to get rich the legitimate means rather than the illegal way, because whether you like it or not, one day it'll matter how you made your money. There are times that the pressure might ve much in your office, let's say you going through some lack at a moment, and an opportunity to inflate the figures of the account of the office presents itself. You might begin to start thinking of how far the money will go if you successfully inflate the figure. That it'll reduce your debt doesn't still make it right. Life is designed to be with ups and downs, an most times the temptations to do the wrong things come when we are in the down times. It's understandable that it'll look hard not to falsify or inflate the figures, nevertheless, it is possible for you to stand your ground. This is one of the things that builds your integrity. Because, sometimes things like this are done intentionally by someone maybe your boss, just to know what you stand for. And even if it's not a setup by anyone, you might not get away with it. Some people just can't get away with evil, that's how they're created. Whether you get away with evil or not, what is wrong will forever remain wrong. The summary of everything is that you might not get rich overnight, sometimes patience is needed. Anything sustainable must go through process and in process, there is a place of patience. Thanks for reading through. All images are from Unsplash
10 comments
Like the saying goes, the patient dog eats the fatest bone. Patience is a virtue that we should all have.
Yeah, friend
It is during hard times that one's faith would be tested whether one can still maintain on the those virtues one admire.
Exactly, bro
Patience is the key to success; without patience we may not achieve out goals or we kay achieve those goals with shortcut but that kind of success wouldn't last.
At all. In no time they'll fade away
Patience is not the ability to wait, but to keep good attitude while waiting.
This is deep
Just keeping the faith while waiting for the right time
Especially in our parts of the word, patience is a luxury that a lot of young people can't afford