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Eat the Wait ⌚

Ever faced a situation where you had to wait for long before you get what you desire?

Say a dream job?

You sweat bullets before your call comes, isn't it? 

Infact, Life all comes down to a few moments.

& This is one of them.

Thinking What to do? 

Be cool with the wait!

Yes, be cool

Consider everything a test

Even the possible extended 10-minute wait.

Even a 3hr long wait

Interviewers often do this to see how you react when something falls out of schedule.

So “eat the wait.”

Stay cool.

Be gracious and smile. 
 
If you’ve got a carnival in your tummy while waiting for your call, be cool, relax. 

They called you in to give you the job so don't blow it!

Remember, Patience is not the ability to wait, but the ability to keep a good attitude while waiting.

No matter how much time it takes, your patience & persistent attitude will attract happiness & bring near that which is far❤️

Trust the process 🌼

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