
My husband walked into the kitchen as I peeled potatoes this morning… “why the serious face?” he asked.
I pointed to my phone and he bent and read something I had just paused to type in my notes;
When you find your voice, be patient with those who have not.
I had been pondering on how we suddenly become impatient with people the moment we find “the truth” or “Our Voice” . We begin to pressure others to join us in this newness. We tend to forget that it took us a while to get there ourselves.
I think we all reach these levels of newness in different periods/areas in our lives.
Sometimes we are able to because we really desire to. Sometimes it is because of our preexisting beliefs or even our temperaments.
If you are bold and confrontational for instance, you will have no issues with learning to speak up every/anytime, especially in dicey situations, even when it seems like you are not expected to.
If however you are like me, reserved with a phobia for confrontation, that may be the last option that will come to mind; speaking up in a dicey situation.
I feel it’s quite insensitive to be inpatient with others who have not found their voices or their guts.
The truth is, they may never find it… Not because they don’t want to or that they cannot… Some things aren’t always as plain as they seem.
I will like to steal from Suâeddie what I just learned from what he learned from our Uncle Charles;
We may all need to key into our emotional intelligence and also be understanding and patient.

A very good post
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U are welcome
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Wise words. It took me a long time to realise that not everyone thinks as I do
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Thank you Derrick.
And that realisation makes life a lot easier… Do you agree?
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Mostly, but I have to adjust my acceptance
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Yes. It’s hard to accept but it’s true that some people may never find their voice. Never. Sadly.
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