Motivational Power Quote

 

Impatience’s is a Curse     

“One step at the time is enough for me.

Impatience is a way of beating yourself up.”

Susan Jeffers    

 

As I see it . . . . . . .

 

Impatience’s is a curse

 

Being on purpose is a blessing being impatience is a curse.

 

A successful person is driven and will pursue their goals and dreams with intensity. They will concentrate their efforts on their goals and will continue to push forward with a purpose.

 

Intensity is a personal strength of focusing on successful results.

 

Impatience’s is becoming annoyed because thing are not happening fast enough.

 

When successful people encounter setback they will step around them, over them or go through them. What they do is to find the best way to overcome the setback and to stay on purpose.

 

Impatience people look at the same situation and overreact to the setback and not concentrate on finding the solution.

 

A person being on purpose will go though their day step by step. They will strive to have their steps move them closer to achieving their goals and dreams.

 

An impatience person will go though their much like the Mad Hatter in Alice in Wonderland.  They will spend much of their day rushing from here to there, confusing motion for purpose.

 

Being on purpose is a blessing, being impatience is a curse. The impatience person will rush through their day and most cases show very little progress. The on purpose moves through their day step by step while applying themselves to achieve their purpose.

 

©2011 Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author

 

 

 

 
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10 Comments on Impatience’s is a Curse

NOV
06
2011
285,865 Points Called Shot Master

It is always comforting reading your blogs Lou.

cheers

Nor

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9:02am • #1
109,437 Points Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

Lou, great motivational  post on the importance of being patient...hast makes waste!
9:09am • #2
653,568 Points 9 Featured Posts Outside Blog Called Shot Master

Great post.  Also impatient people often bring those around them down ad have a negative attitude overall.
9:17am • #3
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Lou, have you ever noticed how some agents don't wait to see if something will work before they try to fix it. Impatience is a four letter word... 
9:45am • #4
1,056,241 Points 2 Featured Posts Called Shot Master

Morning Lou... hope you are off running with the time change and enjoy your day!
10:13am • #5
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Just asking... can It be a motivator if it keeps you from being lazy?
12:38pm • #6
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Well there you are...an official diagnosis.  I am cursed!  This is something I am working on though!
1:22pm • #7
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Yes Lou and thankful for my children who truly are the best teachers of lessons for adults. Because of them, I learned the art of being patient.
3:40pm • #8
NOV
07
2011
564,602 Points 10 Featured Posts Called Shot Master

It never fails, the calmer you remain, the quicker you overcome a hurdle. Enjoy your day!
7:29am • #9
NOV
08
2011
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I still remember the line from the old TV show "Kung Fu" from years ago..."patience, grasshopper."  It is so true.
7:38am • #10


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