The will that cannot wait will never build empires.
Urgency without direction destroys itself. True builders learn to bend time, not to be enslaved by it.
There is a recurring pattern among those who create systems that outlast their own hands. They resist the reflex to act instantly. They understand that speed alone does not equate to progress, and that power without patience fragments rather than compounds. In every domain where complexity governs—whether science, enterprise, or global influence—haste introduces flaws that no later brilliance can fully correct.
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