Friday, July 17, 2015

Patience

Patience is hard for many people because we live in a society where we’re used to receiving instant gratification. From smart phones to the internet, we are able to receive information by instantaneous access. However, patience can lead to amazing accomplishments by giving yourself time to plan which can lead to incredible results. Even history has shown patience can lead one to success. For instance, it took Thomas Edison 1,000 times before inventing the light bulb in 1879. He was successful just for the fact of him being patient. However, in order to be patient at what you are doing, it requires commitment. It’s very important to understand that it takes time to see the end results. While being committed to what you want, you can see the bigger picture. When you are committed, you know what you need to do to get the end of the story. Sometimes, people think patience means sitting back and being complacent. Patience means staying focused in what you’re committed to, but persistently work towards achieving it.

Another great example of Patience can be found in the episode of Daredevil titled “Stick”. Matt Murdock lost his eye sight at very young age in his life. He realized all odds were against him. Under the guidance of his mentor name Stick, young Matt had to develop a talent and skill so he can be courageous in life. Stick trained him in Martial Arts. He also taught Matt to use his other senses carefully; Stick referred to as Matt’s “Gifts”. Matt didn’t wake up one day and quickly became a crime fighter and saved lives. He kept working at it by being patient and staying committed. When you are committed to something you don’t even see the work. You see the commitment as a gift; make it work for you.

In conclusion, Daredevil episode has shown that patience can help you make wiser decisions in your life. It’s very important to know that patience can help you trust that things will turn out fine. You can still envision the end results and persevere to reach your dream. Patience is a commitment to tomorrow.

By
Jensen Denoyes