Impatience is the mind screaming, Move! Fix it! Hurry! It’s the illusion that pushing harder will make things happen faster.

But speed doesn’t come from rushing. It comes from center.

Sit there. Right in the middle of it all. Don’t lunge forward. Don’t recoil back. Just observe. The problem, the chaos, the urge to react—watch it without grabbing onto it.

Feel that? That stillness? That’s where real movement begins.

Because from center, you don’t waste time thrashing. You don’t burn energy on frustration. You see exactly what needs to be done, and you do it—efficiently, precisely, effortlessly.

Patience isn’t waiting. It’s power. It’s knowing that when you act from stillness, you move faster than anyone scrambling in panic.

So drop in. Let the noise settle. And from there—move.