THE END MATTERS MOST THAN THE BEGINNING

On the need of building a more formidable success, we must never compromise patience; because that’s where the longevity of greatness lies. Patience arouses discipline; it inspires workmanship and selfless service rendering. According to Jarod Kintz; “Patience and wisdom walk hand in hand, like two one-armed lovers”. Genuine patience sparks up hopes for victory amidst shortcomings, yet it gives us the zeal to pay attention.

Nevertheless, we must avoid waiting in vain or waiting for the wrong mission. There should be much disparity between patience and wasting time. Wisdom is that act of knowing to get to an occasion early and live early; but anything short of that is folly and time-wasting.  Roopleen said; “Don’t let mental blocks control you. Set yourself free. Confront your fears and turn the mental blocks into building blocks”. Taking the pains in waiting, we must pay greater attention to the end much more than the beginning. 

You must learn not to hold back discipline, because it triggers prosperity. Standing firm on the side of genuine patience would intensity the hopes that each day brings. Besides, total commitment would boost one’s ego and shape the collars of success—gladly, you could renew your hopes that would project you better in the light of winning as long as victory is nearer than ever. According to Shannon L. Alder; “Fear is the glue that keeps you stuck. Faith is the solvent that sets you free”.