23/05/2026
It truly takes patience to nurture children. And it takes even greater patience to work with younger ones—especially those between 6 and 13 years old.
Today was my first time training kids in a very long while—after almost three years away from it. Honestly, I was surprised at myself. I observed a level of patience in me that I didn’t even recognize.
Anyone who knows me knows I’m usually very results-driven. I like quick understanding, quick progress, and visible outcomes. People may not always enjoy the process with me, but they usually appreciate the results at the end.
However, today was different. I had to slow down. I had to adjust. I had to truly understand that I was dealing with children who learn differently and at different paces.
And I must say—I’ve come a long way.
Because for a moment, I saw growth in myself, not just in the children I was training. My patience surprised me. And in that moment, I realized that real impact sometimes requires slowing down, not speeding up.
