Certified Nursing Assistant and Patience
Patience
Think about a skill most people do not have but could benefit from mastering. Why would people benefit from this skill? What are the consequences of not having it?
Patience is a skill most people do not have but could benefit from mastering. One of the benefits of having patience, it will enable a person to communicate with others more effectively.
There are many consequences of not having patience, one of them you could jump to conclusions about anything and hurt someone’s feelings, due to the lack of knowledge mastering patience as a skill.
Patience is a virtue and a necessity for happiness, it makes us better people. And enables us to accept any circumstances, it also helps us to tolerate delay. Without patience we all are virtually separated from ourselves and others. Throughout a person’s life they will endure something that will take time and patience.
Speaking from experience it takes patience to go on with everyday life, when you awake in the morning you never know what to expect or what you going to endure. Other life itself, life is not a skill it is a fact we live to die and we die to live with infinite patience we are more accepting and forgiving.
It takes practice to have patience and this won’t happen overnight, it’s a lifetime of self discipline. Although there will be pain and suffering, but once a person finds it, great achievement will follow.
Having patience is important because in life there are things we do that takes time and patience, it could be something we want to do today and finish by the end of the day but that don’t always work you have to have patience. And know positive thinking and having confidence will bring along great accomplishments.
All good things in life take time and commitment. Back in June, 2009 I decided to go back to school for my c.n.a (certified nursing assistant) certificate not knowing the challenges and obstacles I would endure, however I was determined to get my certificate. The first
Think about a skill most people do not have but could benefit from mastering. Why would people benefit from this skill? What are the consequences of not having it?
Patience is a skill most people do not have but could benefit from mastering. One of the benefits of having patience, it will enable a person to communicate with others more effectively.
There are many consequences of not having patience, one of them you could jump to conclusions about anything and hurt someone’s feelings, due to the lack of knowledge mastering patience as a skill.
Patience is a virtue and a necessity for happiness, it makes us better people. And enables us to accept any circumstances, it also helps us to tolerate delay. Without patience we all are virtually separated from ourselves and others. Throughout a person’s life they will endure something that will take time and patience.
Speaking from experience it takes patience to go on with everyday life, when you awake in the morning you never know what to expect or what you going to endure. Other life itself, life is not a skill it is a fact we live to die and we die to live with infinite patience we are more accepting and forgiving.
It takes practice to have patience and this won’t happen overnight, it’s a lifetime of self discipline. Although there will be pain and suffering, but once a person finds it, great achievement will follow.
Having patience is important because in life there are things we do that takes time and patience, it could be something we want to do today and finish by the end of the day but that don’t always work you have to have patience. And know positive thinking and having confidence will bring along great accomplishments.
All good things in life take time and commitment. Back in June, 2009 I decided to go back to school for my c.n.a (certified nursing assistant) certificate not knowing the challenges and obstacles I would endure, however I was determined to get my certificate. The first