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Patience . . .Now Please!

Posted by Cheryl Ries on Wednesday, October 20, 2010 Under: Cheryl Ries, Blog
In the quest for one trait which would serve me better than others, I would ask for patience, in far greater measure than I have it, nor know it now!  I am a "work in progress" when it comes to patience . . always seeking more, always hoping I will strengthen that "gene".

When it comes to me growing older, my most depleted characteristic, which plummets in direct relationship to the escalation of my age, is my patience.  I don't know as if this can be scientifically proven, but I believe, in my own theory, my impatience is related to the sense of entitlement some of us start to feel with age!  In other words, I've waited so long for things in life, that to wait any longer, at this age, is torment!

How do I learn to improve my level of patience or supplement it somehow?  Or perhaps I need to temper my impatience for life's situations, which obviously have an impact upon my ability to be patient, thus sensoring my own reactions?  Which sounds more plausible at this age?  Possibly neither!  I'm here to tell you, I want it all and I want it all now!

Does this sound like you?  I've a feeling it is a familiar chime from many these days.  We are afterall, a "gotta have it now society" . . . we don't want to wait.  Couple that with tough economic times, a few personal mishaps and a crisis or two, and then add that to our instantaneous world, where we are encouraged by marketers and media to have what we want and never wait.  It's serving no good for mankind in general that we are packaging all of life with this desire to have things five minutes ago.  Somewhere we've forgotten that we once waited eagerly weeks for snail-mail, sat by the telephone for the line to clear to speak to our dears, and had to be put on waiting lists for things we desired instead of standing in line or just ordering it online, or even finding so much available in our neighborhood stores!
 
Anyway, here's my plan now, I am impatient, there's no immediate cure . . and in this moment, I've something else to do, so I must finish this for now and seek my peace through other endeavors!  :)

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Cheryl Ries I'm Cheryl, and this is my own website home. I've been told since I was a child that I was talented at writing, yet I never took it to heart. I floundered about my entire life, wondering what gifts I had to share with the world. Now, at this stage of the game, I've come to realize that I might have had indications from the earliest years. After many years in several different roles, including retail sales and management, modeling, and entrepreneurial activities, I've decided to let my creative energy flow through my virtual pen, onto the screen's page and this site's blog page. Most recently, I've taken my blogging to www.cherylries-author.com. I'm also in the process of writing, some projects are ready for publication and some have already been published; a few ideas are in various stages of development. Those should be coming to come to fruition very soon! It's an exciting and stimulating time ahead, and this website encourages me to go for it with gusto! So, other than knowing that I'm female, from the desert southwest of the USA and the product of a very stable, happy family life . . . what else would you like to know? More to come on the pages of this website . . . ciao and have a great day!! Cheryl Ries

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Patience . . .Now Please!

Posted by Cheryl Ries on Wednesday, October 20, 2010 Under: Cheryl Ries, Blog
In the quest for one trait which would serve me better than others, I would ask for patience, in far greater measure than I have it, nor know it now!  I am a "work in progress" when it comes to patience . . always seeking more, always hoping I will strengthen that "gene".

When it comes to me growing older, my most depleted characteristic, which plummets in direct relationship to the escalation of my age, is my patience.  I don't know as if this can be scientifically proven, but I believe, in my own theory, my impatience is related to the sense of entitlement some of us start to feel with age!  In other words, I've waited so long for things in life, that to wait any longer, at this age, is torment!

How do I learn to improve my level of patience or supplement it somehow?  Or perhaps I need to temper my impatience for life's situations, which obviously have an impact upon my ability to be patient, thus sensoring my own reactions?  Which sounds more plausible at this age?  Possibly neither!  I'm here to tell you, I want it all and I want it all now!

Does this sound like you?  I've a feeling it is a familiar chime from many these days.  We are afterall, a "gotta have it now society" . . . we don't want to wait.  Couple that with tough economic times, a few personal mishaps and a crisis or two, and then add that to our instantaneous world, where we are encouraged by marketers and media to have what we want and never wait.  It's serving no good for mankind in general that we are packaging all of life with this desire to have things five minutes ago.  Somewhere we've forgotten that we once waited eagerly weeks for snail-mail, sat by the telephone for the line to clear to speak to our dears, and had to be put on waiting lists for things we desired instead of standing in line or just ordering it online, or even finding so much available in our neighborhood stores!
 
Anyway, here's my plan now, I am impatient, there's no immediate cure . . and in this moment, I've something else to do, so I must finish this for now and seek my peace through other endeavors!  :)

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