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Patience and Kindness

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Mortgage and Lending with New American funding

When you choose to be patient, you respond in a positive way to a negative situation.  You are slow to anger.  You choose to have a long fuse instead of a quick temper.  Rather than being restless and demanding, settle down and begin extending mercy to those around you.

No one likes to be around an impatient person.  It causes you to overreact in angry, foolish and regrettable ways.  The irony of anger toward a wrongful action is that it spawns new wrongs of its own. Anger almost NEVER makes things better.  In fact, it usually causes more problems.

Patience is a choice to to control your emotions rather than allowing your emotions to control you, and shows discretion.  If anger is your default emotion, you are spreading poison rather than medicine. Patience however makes us wise, it doesn't rush to judgment but listens to what the other is saying. Patience let's you give others permission to be human.  It understands that EVERYONE fails (even you).  When a mistake, it gives them more time than they deserve to correct it.

Few people are as hard to to be around as an impatient person.  Few of us do patience very well, and NONE of us do it naturally.   Remember, life (and business) is a marathon, not a sprint. 

 RELAX

Celia Maddox
Solutions Real Estate-The Celtic Connection - Gilbert, AZ

Thanks for posting. I learn a lot from Active Rain blogs. Best Regards,

Feb 07, 2010 12:58 AM
Ken's Home Team LLC. | 360.609.0226 | Portland, OR & Vancouver, WA Real Estate Team
Ken's Home Team LLC. - Vancouver, WA
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nice job on this.... we always need to stay in check...

Feb 07, 2010 12:58 AM
Ralph Gorgoglione
Metro Life Homes - Palm Springs, CA
California and Hawaii Real Estate (310) 497-9407

I've made this adjustment in my life a few years ago and it has paid off in many ways.

Keep your eye on the prize......

Feb 07, 2010 12:59 AM
Cari Anderson
Danville, CA

Dale:  "Few of us do patience very well, and NONE of us do it naturally".  Very true.  I spend a lot of time working on this.  It makes you a happier person as well.  Thanks for the wise words. ~Doug

Feb 07, 2010 01:05 AM