Day 16 - The Fine Line Between Patience and Inaction
This is a live transmission from The New Mind Dojo — raw, unfiltered thought sparring. No edits. No conclusions. Just real-time thinking.
I realized today that patience is key, but patience alone isn’t enough. There’s a risk — a fine line — between allowing things to unfold naturally and waiting too long.
Patience, when overplayed, can easily become stagnation. And stagnation can disguise itself as peace.
But pushing too hard — always trying to ‘get on’ — carries its own risks. That mindset becomes a kind of control mechanism. A way to avoid facing other thoughts. A way to feel like I’m moving forward, even when I’m really just spinning my wheels.
The real challenge is learning to sense the difference — to know when patience is doing its work and when it's just delaying what must be done.
I feel like I’m walking that line now — aware that if I lean too far either way, I risk losing momentum.
End of Transmission.
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