Patience is a virtue

Patience: tolerance, forbearance, and the capacity to endure delay or trouble without getting angry or upset.

Patience is a virtue that very few seem to have these days. The culture of instant gratification will be the end of us all. For me, it's just another challenge to push through and be a better person.

The modern day definition of patience is described as:

to be willing to wait for something or somebody, to accept something unpleasant that cannot be avoided, or to put up with something or somebody unpleasant. It also means tolerance, forbearance, and the capacity to endure delay or trouble without getting angry or upset.

I'd say this definition is pretty accurate. If you need something now you can afford to pay for it to arrive now. That's a luxury we don't all have. We live in a world where people expect things immediately and become upset when they don't get their way.

Patience is defined as the state of being restrained in action, speech, or feeling, the ability to accept or tolerate delay, trouble, or suffering without getting angry or upset.

Conclusion:  It's hard to say which piece is better. The first one focuses on a single benefit of the product. It's an easy to understand and simple approach. I think that they could have used the second one as a secondary message but then again it would be twice as long so maybe it wouldn't have worked.

Patience - How does patience works

Patience is the capacity to tolerate delay, trouble, or suffering without becoming annoyed or anxious.

It is seen as one of the positive virtues and is believed to be a strength possessed by almost all people.

With patience, a person can tolerate stress and delay before being rewarded.

The practice of tolerance can be difficult but through the use of patience, individuals can build resilience in the face of adversity.

People with patience can behave calmly even when they are experiencing negative emotions such as anger.

Patience helps people cope with difficult tasks. It allows them to work hard for extended periods of time without becoming easily discouraged.

Patience is also linked with positive psychological traits such as agreeableness and conscientiousness.

Whenever we are feeling frustrated or rushed, we need patience. It's not an easy thing to come by. You might even struggle with it every day.

Patience is a skill we all have, but sometimes we're not very good at using it.

Although patience can be gained through experience, there are also ways to help ourselves have more of it. Some experts say that if you try to be patient, it will help you be patient in the future.

The key is learning how to use your patience when you need it and forgoing it when you don't.

Patience is important—it gives us the time to think and act rationally. When we're being impatient, we're acting emotionally, which can lead to rash decisions.