Just started reading Patience by Allan Lokos. He wrote the book because one of his friends said, "Just about every mistake I have ever made and every unkind word I have ever spoken might bave been avoided if I had been more patient." He felt that was true of him. Is that true of you?
I picked up the book because at one point the feedback I got was that I needed to cultivate more patience. I find it an interesting topic, though I'm a bit wary about picking up books by people I don't know.
I think impatience can be good. It makes me take out the garbage, makes me make changes that were perhaps overdue.
But I think when you really know what's going on, you don't really resist reality.
I didn't know about Allan Lokos, but looks like an interesting center on the upper west side of Manhattan, at 88th and Columbus.
Anyway, interesting beginning, I'll let you know how it goes.
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