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3. Radical Patience · Just For Today

Jessica Figueroa: Hey listeners, it's Cindy. I'm here today on our podcast just for today, where we spend our time getting better at things little by little. And the thing we're gonna do for today is we are going to exercise radical patience. What does that look like? Well, if we're in line somewhere, we are gonna act like we have nowhere to be. Even if we're running late, even if there is a huge line, we are gonna exercise radical patience. We are gonna pretend. Like we're on vacation and we have nowhere to be in any particular time. That's what we're gonna do today. We're gonna practice radical patience. So even if you've got a kid's soccer game you're headed to and you had to be there, you're gonna pretend in the car the whole way there. As if you're just heading with no goal, no plan, nowhere to be. We are just going to practice radical patience with getting from point A to point B throughout the day. Well, why are we gonna do this? Because it doesn't make a difference. getting there if we're all worked up about it. So while we're waiting, or while we're stuck in traffic, or while we know we're gonna be twelve minutes late and maybe our kid's not gonna get picked for this or that, there's really just no point in worrying about it. Therefore We're just going to pretend like we have nowhere to be while we go through our day. Just for today, we're practicing radical patience with our schedule. I'll see you guys tomorrow.