What Makes Us Impatient
- Impatience is generated by an innate need to not simply wait around for life to happen to you.
- Without impatience you feel that you will never get anything done (at least not at the pace that you expect of yourself).
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- Impatient people are usually motivated people, and motivated people tend to know how to prioritize.
- Impatient people take their energy and motivation to be where they want to be and give it everything they’ve got.
- Impatient people persist in the sign of obstacles and other setbacks; all they care about is results.
Impatience is defined as a form of hurry: you are unable to sit tight and wait your turn.
Impatience is generally seen as a negative force, but people who are considered driven, gritty, or otherwise motivated to achieve their goals often share an impatient streak.
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Each of us is the protagonist of our own life. Our goals feel like the most important thing in our world.
But every now and then, a moment of awe challenges our understanding of the world. We feel insignificant yet connected to the whole world, which helps us to step back and gain a better perspective.
It is good then, to know how to be assertive without being obnoxious.
Being passively angry while walking due to others being slower than you is a thing. It is called ‘Pedestrian Aggressiveness Syndrome’ and has many degrees of behaviour, each more violent than the other.
Slowness rage is also found when one is driving, or when a web page is loading, or if the grocery line is, well, slow.