Trusting the Timing of Your Life

“Be patient where you sit in the dark. The dawn is coming.”

We live in a culture that is obsessed with speed. With getting there faster, achieving sooner, arriving before the expected time. And when our lives do not move at the pace we expect, we interpret the slowness as failure.

But not everything that is worth having can be rushed. Some things require time not because they are slow but because they are deep. The relationship that lasts requires the time to build real foundation. The work that matters requires the time to develop real skill. The healing that holds requires the time to go all the way down.

Trusting the timing of your life is not passive. It is the active practice of staying with the process even when the pace is slower than you would choose. It is the faith that what is being built is worth the time it is taking.

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