Guys!! Things are getting faster. Can you feel it?
Ive decided to starting blogging a lot more, i enjoy it and i love talking about life in general, as a whole rather than sticking to one topic. Health as a whole.
We are in a world that has become totally accustomed to instant gratification, even the mere thought of slow progress gets so overlooked, totally dismissed. We're conditioned to seek quick fixes, immediate results, and overnight success.
I believe there is a timeless wisdom in acknowledging that good things take time and that slow progress can be far more beneficial in the long run.
Lets delve in.
The Myth of Overnight Success
We are a distracted society, we are fed overnight sensations & success stories constantly, people who seemingly skyrocketed to fame or fortune in literally 5 minutes flat. But what these stories often neglect to highlight is the groundwork laid long before that sudden breakthrough. Behind every "overnight success" are years of toil, loads of learning and setbacks, and a relentless pursuit of achievement.
It is persistence, resilience, and willingness to embrace the slow progress that ultimately leads to success & overall happiness. It feels nice to switch off, do some deep work, focus and plot away. Its good to be organised on your pursuit to what youre creating, but its important to remember, its allowed to be enjoyable and its allowed to take time.
The Power of Incremental Growth
Slow progress doesn't mean standing still, it's about steady, incremental growth over time. You dont plant your corn and its ready overnight, personal and professional development takes patience and perseverance. Each small step forward, no matter how insignificant, contributes to the larger journey of self-improvement as a whole.
Consider a skin or health journey, one treatment wont prepare you for the next decade, and extreme workouts that promise fast results, they often lead to burnout or unsustainable outcomes. It's about building habits that endure, rather than seeking "fleeting" transformations. We are wildly mislead. We may even be missing the point. Enjoy the ride and dilly dally a little.
Cultivating Resilience and Adaptability.
One of the most valuable lessons i have personally learnt through the process of slow progress is resilience. I have been faced with obstacles and setbacks, but it didnt need to be made worse than what it was, failure is not a roadblock, its a lesson and a stepping stone to growth. Each setback offers an opportunity for learning, adaptation, and a stronger foundation for future living!
Navigating the ups and downs of slower and more steady living cultivates adaptability—this is a seriously vital skill in an ever-evolving world! This is relative to career, relationships, personal goals,investing, the ability to adjust, pivot when necessary, and stay focused on the long-term vision is indispensable and powerful! Read the story of the tortise and the hare ;)
Appreciating The Process.
In our relentless pursuit of goals and milestones in this world overloaded with constant noise and distracrtion it's easy to become fixated on the destination and the SPEED of it all unfolding, while completely overlooking the beauty of the journey itself. Slow progress encourages us to relish in each step, to find joy in the process rather than jumping ahead to the outcome.
Think of the artisan crafting a masterpiece. The hours of practice, the moments of inspiration, the setbacks overcome—its all contributed to a journey that is truely rich in experiences and growth! This part is exciting! It's in these moments of striving and stretching beyond our comfort zones that i have discovered my true potential and have found deeper and more meaningful connections with people.
Just take a load off.
In a society that often equates speed with success, it's important to remember that good things take time and that slow progress is not a sign of failure but of dedication and resilience. By embracing the pace, we cultivate patience, perseverance, and a deeper appreciation for the journey itself.
So, the next time you find yourself frustrated by the lack of immediate results, remember this- Nature does not hurry, yet everything gets done. Trust in the process, stay committed to your goals, and celebrate each small victory along the way. I think the most fulfilling journeys are rarely the ones traveled at breakneck speed but rather the ones savored, step by deliberate step. All in good time.
In a word that is fast, be the slow.
Mary x
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