Patience is a virtue. As such, it requires practice and persistence to learn. The best direction I can offer when times appear to be rough and there is no light on the horizon is to stay solid in who you are. When you have done your homework and you are grounded in your faith…all that you have put into play is coming in.
Your opportunity in that lack of visible output is to make a course correction or to practice patience. There are two very likely possibilities for the lag time. One is that you need more time to cook to refine your product. The second is that those who will assist you are not yet in place.
Either way – you eventually benefit from the end result. As I see it, during the downtime I can fret, stew, and create a knot I will have to work to undo, or I can work on projects I set aside at the time I became consumed with finishing this one until I get the call. Fretting causes wrinkles. ; ) I opt to trust it is time to finish a few projects I set aside and to practice patience.
Three side-benefits of downtime…while you are waiting for your light at the end of the tunnel…
- Refresh your manifesting skills with Shakti Gawain
- Refresh your coping skills with Patience
- Refresh your belief in Trust
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