The Power of Patience

Patience leads to maturity and calmness. Other traits are a sound mind, improved decision-making, and cultivating positive relationships. In complex and uncertain times, patience is necessary in life.

Patience is a Virtue

Check out a short animated video from YouTuber Jason I Am and an important lesson he learned in his youth and shared with viewers on a trip to Costa Rica.

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What is Patience?

Patience is a virtual but challenging to come to grips with. Whether it is a loss of temper, hunger, or an issue that has peaked, the lack of patience is all too familiar. One of the first steps to master the skill is understanding impatience. Read more here: https://www.mindtools.com/a4xvpkl/patience

Five Patience Activities

Need to practice patience? Patience leads to better outcomes, so practicing the skills can improve lives. Here are five activities to start; find them here: https://dev.to/kamiquasi/5-practical-activities-for-exercising-your-patience-2lne.

What are your thoughts on patience? Do you consider yourself patient? Let us know in the comments below!? Let us know in the comments below!

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