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Impatience 1

 Obviously, the way the days are going, it shows that nothing really entail stagnation anymore especially in such a world that is full of some many things occurring and happening in a Jeff. Everything needs responds; there is a phone call it needs responds from the receiver otherwise the caller either continue calling or at once looses patient and start complaining why he or she is not picking up the call. You sent a proposal you need response  instantly, you apply for something you need an immediate response it could possibly be that the time you were given seem too elongated to you and so you prefer to use another method or way.
    To an extent, impatience has taken over many things and over the personality of many people. And that is why there are kites of regrets obviously noticed flying up and down in their lives daily.
          REASONS FOR IMPATIENCE
 •Comparison have had a great effect on peoples lives and has being one of the basic cause of impatience. We try to compare ourselves to others who were not up to us when they started or our colleagues, perhaps our friends who were of the same category with us and have in a speed of light become more  successful than us in same area where we desire success but still there is no noticed light at the end of the tunnel for us.
         Comparison sometimes is like an inverse of a proposed jealousy. When we have noticed the success of others we try to compare ourselves to them and there in is the birth of impatience, and the tendency to beat time and be either like them or more than them when its not yet our time........ To be continued.....
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