The dictionary definition of patience is “enduring pain or hardship without giving up.” But beyond this meaning, many people have defined patience in their own ways:
“Patience is the art of holding on to hope.”
“Patience is the key that unlocks everything.”
“Patience is a confident attitude that promises future rewards by choosing not to give up now.”
“Patience is not just endurance—it’s preparation.”
“Patience is the willingness to wait until the right moment comes for what you truly desire.”
“Patience is the ability to maintain a good attitude while enduring.”
Those who are patient will eventually receive something in return. But in order to gain something good from enduring, one must first overcome the desire to give up and the distractions that try to steal the heart away. That means winning an internal battle.
So, patience isn’t simply passive endurance—it’s an active effort to fight, overcome, and achieve. Though it may seem quiet and still, it is, in fact, a bold and forward-moving strength.