Timing the strike.

Impatience is expensive. It drains resources, reveals desperation, and creates vulnerability. But those who master patience transform it into a weapon sharper than steel.

Timing is not waiting endlessly. It is waiting precisely. The great strategist is not passive, but calculating. They study the field, observe the players, and let others exhaust themselves. When the moment arrives, their strike feels inevitable…not rushed, not tentative, but exact.

In business, timing can be the difference between fortune and failure. In leadership, it can be the difference between authority and irrelevance. In life, it separates those who chase from those who are pursued.

Learn to read the currents of timing. Train yourself to resist the urge to prove something too soon. Understand that hesitation is weakness, but patience is power. When you align action with timing, you don’t simply make moves. You alter outcomes.

Those who master timing no longer play by the world’s rhythm. They set it.

Your coach,

-James Michael Sama

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