getting a handle
so much of what I do is that I see a form and then fill it in
I am just learning to be wise enough to recognize how I cope with all this - so that I can now
I see a role for myself - or a design, that I imagine....
for example with art -
or even an interior design like i did when renovating..and then fill it.
I think too, the patience to give oneself time to learn a new trade
you can't know it all at once - or be afraid of learning it -
you must take time to learn the craft and mechanisms so that you can then
employ yourself to make the business, the function work.
not being afraid to learn is important.
it's like when I am out and about doing errands - I get frightened being out there amongst others
but if I write myself a to do list and then do it - prepared by my preparation I can do it.
also like when I sit around the house after chores are done, I can see that I am bored (and I promise myself I won't eat as a way to deal with the emptiness.)
I am just learning to be wise enough to recognize how I cope with all this - so that I can now
make a good venture/adventure towards future occupation.
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My hyper-active metabolism makes patience especially difficult for me. To my senses, the world looks like it is in perpetual slow motion. Wake me up when the action begins, would ya? These days, that surprises allot of people who tell me I am the most patient person they have ever met. A case of mastered skills being stronger than innate talent? Dunno. It still surprises me when someone calls me, "Patient."
"Appreciate the fullness of time" remains my number one mantra for quelling my impatient nature.
For what it's worth.
I do love your insights. Thank you again for the high fiber chew to start my day.
haha