What a good read for today! It is cognitive assertion of the unwinnable mindset to wait impatiently! This is precisely what success is made of. Hence, it is wise to push oneself to get out of impatient mode in order to be meaningfully busy.If you are not resilient enough to withstand impatience, you will lose the life that is worth living!
Okay, so, in totality, this is me, in my unmasked glory. I love that you use the word ‘hopelessly’ to help quantify it for those who don’t experience it first hand…
Impatience is one of the exact ways my AuDHD manifests - and how it made itself known to me for diagnosis at midlife a few years back.
The opening comments made me think of my three year old grandson, who wants snack NOW. Thank you for this reminder. Dwayne Cole
Sure thing, Dwayne.
We can all learn along with him. :)
What a good read for today! It is cognitive assertion of the unwinnable mindset to wait impatiently! This is precisely what success is made of. Hence, it is wise to push oneself to get out of impatient mode in order to be meaningfully busy.If you are not resilient enough to withstand impatience, you will lose the life that is worth living!
Yes, Ferdy. Mindset will typically follow the behavioral change.
Invaluable information for me and I'm sure many more. A practical method which evidently overlooked causing me and I'm sure those around me pain.
Never too late to start, Delores.
Okay, so, in totality, this is me, in my unmasked glory. I love that you use the word ‘hopelessly’ to help quantify it for those who don’t experience it first hand…
Impatience is one of the exact ways my AuDHD manifests - and how it made itself known to me for diagnosis at midlife a few years back.
What behaviors are you more likely to emphasize since your diagnosis, Patty?
Good morning,
What solid insight.
This approach is often what I use as well.
The virtue of patience, has taken me years to learn.
Thank you for your time.