Amira had always been the type who wanted everything fast — fast results, fast answers, fast success. She believed that if something didn’t happen immediately, then it wasn’t meant for her.
But life began teaching her small lessons.
The first came when she planted a flower in her little backyard. Every morning she rushed outside, expecting it to bloom instantly. For days, she saw nothing but soil. She almost gave up watering it, but one day, a tiny green shoot pushed through. Amira realized that something beautiful was happening underground, even when she couldn’t see it.
The second lesson came from her career. She applied for her dream job and got rejected. She cried, thinking life had failed her. Months later, she got a better job — one that aligned more with her true passion. Only then did she understand: some delays are really protection.
Slowly, Amira learned that patience wasn’t about waiting endlessly — it was about trusting the process. The flower bloomed, her career blossomed, and her heart finally found peace.
She now tells people:
“Don’t rush the story of your life. Every chapter has its time.”
