Time is a factor.

EVERYTHING TAKES TIME

Do you ever feel like you are constantly rushing to get things done, and you never have enough time to accomplish everything you need to? It is easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of daily life, and forget that good things take time. Be it a personal goal, a project at work, or building a relationship, achieving success takes time and patience. We live in a world of instant gratification, where we want things to happen quickly and easily. But the reality is that anything worth achieving will take time and effort.

When we rush things, we risk making mistakes, missing important steps, and compromising the quality of our work. Taking the time to plan, research, and execute our goals will ultimately lead to better outcomes. Moreover, it is important to remember that progress is not always linear. Sometimes we face setbacks and obstacles that can feel like major roadblocks, but if we stay committed and keep moving forward, we will eventually reach our destination.

It takes time to heal from a wound, it takes time to heal from an heartbreak, time is needed to bounce back from setbacks, with time we grow as individuals, learn vital lessons, and grow in all ramifications. When we rush through life, we do not give ourselves the opportunity to reflect and learn from our experiences, we deny ourselves the opportunity of growth. Embracing the journey, and taking the time to learn from our successes and failures, is crucial to our growth and development.

So, the next time you feel like you are not making progress quickly enough, or like you are falling behind, take a step back and remind yourself that everything takes time, and that the time it takes someone to reach a destination is not the same with another person. A pregnant Elephant does not compare itself to a pregnant dog, what they would birth is different. Be patient, stay focused, and trust in the process. With time and effort, you will achieve your goals and find success.

Kamikun John, Author 366 days of wisdom.