There is perhaps no issue more significant for us than this one about whether or not we should take action at first when facing troubles. A myriad of responses people may hold on the topic concerning the issue regarding which the better strategy is. Although the individual's taste does differ, the view ruling the roost of my mind is that being patient should be the primary consideration.
First of all, on the top of the list of my viewpoints is that patience allows you to have enough time to pierce the problem and find out the solution. From common sense and the experience from our daily lives, if you can keep calm and stay far away from just coming through without any preparation, the consequence will always be fine. To make my demonstration more comprehensive, I would like to refer to the story of my own from which the point can draw further strength. One day, when I decided to go out to attend my friend's wedding, the door of my house was locked. I spared no efforts, but ended up with a failure. The sudden accident did not shock me, and after five-minute cousideration, I found the security lock was not open. After having unlocked it, I successfully opened the door, and if I insisted on opening it with the security lock unopen unopened, the door might be broken and I would undoubtedly miss the wedding. The lesson from the case is that patience will bring about what we want if you carry it with yourself.
In addition, another compelling point worth being mentioned is that spending a few minutes to consider will give you the ability to find the most suitable help as my own experience aptly illustrates. Once I missed a flight in Heathrow Airport and the airport was cold enough to stay overnight. Besides, I have no enough money to live in a local hotel. Thanks to the clear mind and deep thoughts, it occured occurred to me that one of my classmates in high school, who was studying in London, was a good candidate for helping me. What happened next verified that it was a good plan. This reply from the part-and-parcel of my daily life may lead those who have been told for so long by so many, who are doubtful, fearful and cynical, to put their hands on the arc of their trust to bend it towards patience.
Admittedly, it is necessary for us to cut short the relentless paces of the assertion before the opposition has been taken into consideration. There is no better illustration than this one. Human nature being what it is, when meeting with some unpredicted cases, people are inclined to take immediate measures no matter whether it will be useful or not and defend their points by arguing that if not acting timely, you will lose the opportunaties opportunities to molierate meliorate the situation. However, such kind of cases will rarely wind up with good consequences and the successful examples are too specific and occasional to constitute a sufficient support for the adverse side since the situation will always get worse if the action is not thought through thoroughly. After weighing the pro and con, the striking upshot is obvious that people should stay calm when meeting with problems.
In sum, although some people will remain unconvinced about what I have demonstrated, the reasons and factors----the patience will bring us about the information about the core of the problems and the ideal ways and help to solve the herculean challenges----will at least serve the purpose to propel the opponents to notice the various dimensions of the issue and to understand the credibility and persuaiveness persuasiveness of my argument.
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