#14 – Wisdom Of Wait

Hello Everyone,

Today I would like to talk about the wisdom of waiting. There is a lot of wisdom in waiting. Some people don’t seem to understand that, and it can lead to many problems. Relationships, fitness, and financial wellness all suffer when long-term success is sacrificed for immediate gratification.

In relationships, the ability to wait often means being with someone who will be there for you through thick and thin versus someone who will leave as soon as they get bored or things get tough. In fitness, waiting means not only losing weight but also keeping it off by staying consistent with your exercise routine instead of quitting after a few weeks because you’re too busy or unmotivated at the time. And financially speaking? Well, let’s just say that if you want to build wealth over time then saving money and investing are really important skills to learn and those take patience and discipline!

We want what we want when we want it. This attitude has become pervasive in our society. We’re so focused on getting what we think will make us happy now that we forget about the future consequences of our actions.

Many people struggle with their finances because they don’t plan and save money for emergencies like medical expenses; instead, they buy things on credit to keep up with everyone else around them who seems to have more than enough money at their disposal. While they work hard, they fail to get ahead because they are overspending and living beyond their means to keep up appearances with their friends.

The wisdom of wait is a difficult lesson to master, but it’s necessary for success. It takes patience and dedication to reach one’s goals and dreams. Life isn’t about how fast you can get things done; it’s about the quality of your work that matters most.

Thank you for reading.

Arijit