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I must learn golf
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Patience, not Precision.
Investing is not like golf, at least in one area.
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Get rich SLOW
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Some journeys require patience
The Bible says we’re pilgrims, sojourners on this Earth. In our times of jet planes and email (as opposed to “snail mail”), we have little understanding of long journeys. But when Nehemiah traveled back and forth between the capital of the Persian Empire and Jerusalem, it took days or weeks.
Impatience is the enemy of the Christian. When bad situations don’t turn around fast enough, too many give up and return to the world. There is need of stick-to-it-iveness, of perseverance.
I’m sure Moses would have liked to make the journey to the Promised Land in an appropriate amount of time — not 40 years! God is patient with us, and we should be patient with Him.
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Tagged Bible, character, Faith, God, impatience, life philosophy, Moses, Nehemiah, pilgrims, sojourners, thoughts
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