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Well now, what a wonderful way to get me out of lurking around.

Of course, I saw the title and thought, "Why not?" and realized I have more to give other than the bull-headed process I've been trying to give things. It seems lately everything is pushing towards that "Lie in Wait" mentality, if that makes sense.

I'm always an abruptly motivated person, one day I want to take over the world and get myself what I want and now. And other days, I just need a break. I need to wait and relax. I flip-flop between these two, between seizing the day and enjoying the present.

This is oddly timed, too, as I've been worrying so much about what I want to do now with my motivation, that it's dwindling. I really want to make these things and I want to make them NOW, but even I realize that I don't have the current connections to make that work. So why not just wait? Wait for things to fall in place and try again another day.

I have to say, for something so simple, it gives a good retrospective on the current experience I had. As you said, "If I am not at the top of my game, I must wait 'til things fall in place," is good advice. I don't need to expedite any of my processes, I have time, a precious commodity to be sure, but I'm not a frugal person.

Thanks, personally, from me.

Hi Bhavya Mehta 123. I'm here to review your magnificent work.

I love how you encourage with words. Today I was worn out and tired you just made my day wonderful. It's true it's hard, but you are right we must trust the progress.

And patience is always important, it takes place in everything. I feel like I just watched a motivation video. You are new here so it's time to getting used to things and you are bussy discovering, but you know what even as that you have amazing idea.

True we sometimes feel like we rule the world, but as much as we feel that way, we feel like everythings isn't our and can't be.

I really agree with all the words you said.
It was an great encouragment.
Thank you.

Keep on writing!
>Chris Dixon