I’ve been trying to stay patient even when I’m angry at work because I didn’t get what I deserved. I believe that, in time, something better will come my way.
Sometimes, I worry that being patient might make me miss out on things and opportunities at work. I hope that if I stay quiet and patient, things will eventually go my way.
Does being patient and silent actually work? I often feel like sharing my thoughts and feelings, but something holds me back. The more I want to fight for my place at work, the more I feel like I don’t need to. I trust that, when the time is right, what is meant for me will come to me.
I hope my belief in patience won’t lead to shame at work or in other areas of my life. I’ve seen many people get hurt because they stayed patient and silent, never healing from their wounds.
Some never rise again due to their patience. I ask myself if I must always be patient. Sometimes I need to speak up and not just stay silent and be taken advantage of.
I considered seeing a therapist or counselor to help me with what’s going on in my life and find solutions to set things right, and this was his response; Knowing when to observe quietly and when to speak up ensures that one’s contributions are both timely and valuable, ultimately benefiting both the individual and the organization.
One must discern when to exercise restraint and when to voice concerns or ideas. Understanding the right moments for each approach can enhance one’s career and foster a healthier workplace environment.
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