Cultivate patience

"Patience has a bitter taste, but its fruit is sweet."
Everything has its right time to happen. Especially in our childhood, we tend to want our needs are met immediately. If not, esperneamos, cry and insist that adults meet and satisfy our desires immediately. In youth, we tend to want to do everything very fast and urgent to satisfy ASAP our desires and our instincts. It takes some time to understand and accept that things do not happen at the speed we want, but everything has its own time to happen. The virtue of patience must be cultivated from an early age, but usually blooms with maturity.

Patience is one of the qualities cultivated by the wise and is one of the foundations that sustain and maintain the persistence until it can reach the target set. The impatient and impulsive people get frustrated quickly when they can not get what they want. Create an excess of tension and anxiety in the environment and tend to give up things quickly, if what hope does not happen at the desired time. Instead, the wise men who possess the virtue of patience, perseverance and persistence use to get what they want. Know how to wait patiently for the right time to harvest the ripe, luscious fruit as a result of his committed efforts with great determination and persistence.