Today's question is actually two questions in one.
On one side it's all about the last time we have been impatient, but on the other side, it's way more about why we have been so impatient that last time.
The answer may be a no-brainer or very specific, something like a recurring trigger, some very urgent and relevant matter, or the kind of situation where our internal pace (and our expectations...) and the external pace of what was happening were... worlds apart.
On one side it's all about the last time we have been impatient, but on the other side, it's way more about why we have been so impatient that last time.
The answer may be a no-brainer or very specific, something like a recurring trigger, some very urgent and relevant matter, or the kind of situation where our internal pace (and our expectations...) and the external pace of what was happening were... worlds apart.
[Another interesting question on the subject may be
whether or not being impatient helped at all
in obtaining what you were looking for]
What if nothing would have explained or justified being impatient?
Is this the kind of question you would just answer with "Today", "Five minutes ago", or "This is just who I am"?
If yes, why so? And what for?
Like it's often the case with these questions, the answer can reveal a lot about us.
Maybe even things we are not going to like that much.
Is this the kind of question you would just answer with "Today", "Five minutes ago", or "This is just who I am"?
If yes, why so? And what for?
Like it's often the case with these questions, the answer can reveal a lot about us.
Maybe even things we are not going to like that much.
Coaching question of the day:
"When was the last time you have been impatient?"
Tags: Coaching question, Self-coaching, Self-awareness, Self-reflection, Patience, Being impatient
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