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How to Cultivate Patience During Life’s Transitions

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  🌸 Waiting is never easy. Whether it’s for healing, love, or clarity, patience often feels like silence stretching too long. But waiting can also be where growth quietly blooms Life is full of transitions—moments where the familiar fades and the new has not yet fully arrived. These seasons can feel uncomfortable, uncertain, and even overwhelming. Whether it is waiting for a new job, moving to a new place, adjusting to motherhood, or stepping into a different stage of life, transitions remind us that growth often comes wrapped in waiting. And in these moments, patience becomes not just a virtue, but a lifeline. Patience is more than simply “waiting.” It is how we carry ourselves in the waiting. It is choosing to trust the process rather than forcing outcomes. It is resisting the urge to rush ahead and instead learning to stand steady in the space between what was and what will be. The challenge is that transitions stir up questions we can’t always answer: “When will things chang...

Trusting the Process When You Can’t See the Outcome

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Life rarely unfolds according to our timeline. Trust isn’t about knowing the ending—it’s about walking forward even when the path feels hidden .  Life rarely unfolds in a straight line. We imagine clear plans, perfect timelines, and predictable results, but reality often leads us through twists, pauses, and unexpected turns. These moments where the outcome feels hidden can stir fear, doubt, or even frustration. Yet, it is in these very seasons that we learn one of the most profound truths: the process is as important as the destination. Trusting the process doesn’t mean ignoring your feelings or pretending the struggle isn’t real. It means allowing yourself to lean into the journey with faith that every step, no matter how small, has meaning. When you cannot see the whole picture, you are being invited to grow in patience, in resilience, and in quiet confidence. Think about a seed buried in the soil. Nothing looks like it’s happening. The ground is dark, silent, and hidden from v...