The Waiting Problem
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We have a waiting problem
We wait for things to get better
We wait for the economy to improve
We wait for just the right moment
We wait til we have more money in the bank
We wait for a better day
We wait for more information
We wait for the perfect job
We wait for just the right time
We wait for the right person
We wait for a promotion
We wait until we are ready
We wait for the right words
We wait for a sign
We wait for the chaos to stop
Stop Waiting
The chaos won’t stop because it is the nature of life. To be unpredictable and full of surprises. Life has never had any order. There’s no perfect job and never a perfect time. You’ll figure things out. You’ll improvise like everyone else. Trust yourself. You’ll be fine. Have faith. Devote yourself to a purpose…anything that makes you get up in the morning. Go out and try new things. Focus on the here and now. Things have a way of working out in the end. Put yourself in the sweet spot of luck, randomness and chance by taking a new path. The right person might be in front of you already. You’ll make it work. Let spontaneity be your guide and human intuition your counsel. Time will not wait for you. Your DNA is built to handle anything.
You have been ready your whole life
Stop Waiting
Don’t Over Think
Move Forward
Embrace the Chaos!
Video: Stop Waiting | Rule #2: Say YES and Do New Things | Embrace the Chaos! | Bob Miglani
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April 13th, 2012 at 11:56 am
Bob –
This is a truly inspirational video you produced and I will likely use it on my own blog. It is a pleasure working with you.
Michael
April 13th, 2012 at 12:03 pm
Michael – You’re the best! Thanks very much for your nice words!!!
Best,
Bob
November 3rd, 2012 at 4:55 pm
this is a very nice one but, i should also say that there is nothing wrong with waiting…waiting for the right timing will always be good and it shows how patient we are and not impulsive.there are times that we shouldn’t wait but, it always depend upon the situation…thanks though…sometimes this applies to some situation i am facing in life…
November 3rd, 2012 at 6:33 pm
Thanks for writing, Jacjac. I know what you mean. It does depend on the situation but what I have often realized is that the longer I waited, the more I was frozen by over analysis. Great to hear from you. All the best!
November 24th, 2012 at 9:57 pm
Embrace the Chaos…I thought I made that up! In fact I did, its been about 2 years when I embraced that as a thought. And of course it is not mine to own, nor your…its a simple truth we have been given. thank you, it actually re-affirms many things for me. Each word you have spoken seem to be my exact same thoughts. I am not out of the woods yet and still feel a great amount of pressure from daily stress. I have 5 children and a small paying job with piling debt. I am a Christian and follower of Yeshua. In the scriptures it says these same things..basically, ‘trust”! I do have have to agree with Jac Jac, waiting is important. Those who wait on the Lord will renew there strength and mount up as eagles wings. It takes a strong spirit to put up and forebear a evil person or hard situation with patience.
November 24th, 2012 at 10:44 pm
Thanks for your comments, Wesley. You are right, this is something that we all are trying to do…on a daily basis. I feel your struggles…I really do. And you’re right…we have to trust and go with the flow… best wishes and much success!
-Bob
February 25th, 2013 at 4:53 pm
Others do not understand. I have been desperately trying to move forward (and away from a sad but do win situation that others do dont want to hear about) I have no funds and no one to truly turn to. It is easy to judge others and sya move on. but when it requires risking your life to go or stay and after years of moving around with the night mare following me at every turn I am trying to find someone to help me get a safe ride and place to go with normalcy and some form of dignity, It has been impossible.