Let’s address the stereo-Types, and why the common interpretations of patient vs. impatient could be misinterpretations.
Join Anne, and me as we explore: What is patience? What it looks like for each Type? Is one Type more patient than another? And what that experience looks like in professional and personal settings.
(10:37) Plus- How I attract great customer service, and how you can too!
How each Type learns and experiences patience:
- (2:14) Type 1. Why creating things to look forward to will keep you engaged and motivated.
- (5:05) Type 2. By knowing the elongation of your process it will help you know when to give-and-take.
- (8:54) Type 3. When you know the priorities and desired outcomes you can avoid the feeling of “wasting my time”.
- (12:54) Type 4. How to know when to take the lead, and when to ask questions to move things forward.
Patience is a byproduct of experience. It isn’t something that we’re born with, it’s something we learn. It enrolls us to be a kinder more civil human being.
How have you learned to move through delays with grace? What tips can you share?
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