Love this post, I really find it inspiring. I'm new at Steemit, and all I want to say is keep up the good work. I also believe that being grateful for what you already have can make a huge difference in life. Patience, along with gratefulness is the path to meaningful life. :)

Great words. Nothing should be immediate, but some things can. That's my approach

En la vida hay que tener paciencia, para ver el fruto de lo que cultivamos, el apuro trae cansancio, @chbartist.

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Hello friend @chbartist, very true and precise your words to evaluate what we do in life, to be successful in some activity we must practice planned and constantly to get results and it can take years of work to achieve it and the hardest only a few reach the end.

We have the example of the professional baseball players that we see them winning millions and many think that easy to earn dollars when to get there surely started from childhood passing through all categories in a race where many dropped out.

So I will continue to publish and read for some day to get the expected reward.  Greetings and happiness always.

@chbartist you're such an amazing person. This is immensely true in this so called JETS age. People want things in a rush and often forget to old true adage that:

*"Nothing good comes easy"*

Today, we are left with speed dating,  speed marriage as well as speed breakups. Patience is the key solution to these problems which you've highlighted.  I also like the instance of the instant access of things we want using tech which has elevated this urge.  Nice post @chbartist and kudos from me.

good post friend, I like it, keep it up, regards

You said it right again :-)

In this 1st World "culture" (I hesitate to call it that), all narratives are pointed toward instant gratification. This has become so bad, that we now equate "_**more**_" and "_**faster**_" with "_**better**_" and "_**higher**_", when your sweet little post shows that the exact *opposite* is true.

Keep truth flowing, @chbartist, and maybe we'll learn sometime :-)