The Krakow Klub
“- General Dwight D. Eisenhower “Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe.” - Abraham Lincoln John Scott was not born with the temperament to be patient. Perhaps it was his long line of hard-working German genes from his human side that urged him to be decisive and to act immediately. However, over the years, he slowly but surely learned to value patience before taking actions.
Sometimes he had to fight hard within himself when his human side was s...creaming for action and his Mylean side was urging for caution.
By the time he had received his Mylean legacy, he had accepted that the right thing to do was a combination of what and when. The correct action at the wrong time was just as bad as the wrong action at any time.
After observing his personal reactions, and those of many others, over time, he became convinced that it was easier to decide “what to do” than it was to decide “when to do it.”
The “when” part often begged for patience, even when the “what”MoreLess
Sometimes he had to fight hard within himself when his human side was s...creaming for action and his Mylean side was urging for caution.
By the time he had received his Mylean legacy, he had accepted that the right thing to do was a combination of what and when. The correct action at the wrong time was just as bad as the wrong action at any time.
After observing his personal reactions, and those of many others, over time, he became convinced that it was easier to decide “what to do” than it was to decide “when to do it.”
The “when” part often begged for patience, even when the “what”MoreLess
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