Hastiness does not necessarily refer to pace. Anytime you fail to acquire adequate knowledge before executing a task or project, that is hastiness.

Patience and long-suffering are desirable virtues only when you're on the right path. On the wrong path...your guess is as good as mine.

Your disadvantage is what you make of it. It can depress you or it can deliver others. It will only deliver others when you make an advantage of it.

What begins as His intentions ends up as our deepest desires.

Identify them. Embrace them. Pursue them. Your dreams are valid. And you're not too late.

What you give you expect, when you don't get you resent.

What generates thoughts and ideas are needs. Having many needs therefore isn't a liability but an asset.

Trial and error works, but it takes time. If you desire speed, acquire knowledge.

If you're going too slow, you may be going against the flow. And that's not always a bad thing.

When the resistance you feel on your journey is from pursuing a wrong path, there will be an alternate door opened to you