Patience is a virtue on weekends, too.

On Monday mornings, you’re singing your sense of urgency song by 8 a.m. at full volume. But today is Saturday – no singing required.

Balancing urgency with patience is tough. Yet you know patience is essential if you want results. Buyers – and teammates – don’t enjoy being pounded.

Patience isn’t just a weekend reset while you catch your breath. It’s a skill that matters every day of the week. If you want to improve it, weekends are the perfect time to reflect and practice.

Today, during your meditative walk in the woods with your pooch, think about how you can drive in the fast lane and still operate with patience.

Maybe Allan Lokos can help. He’s the founder and guiding teacher of the Community Meditation Center in NYC and has written many books, including this one with a great title: Patience: The Art of Peaceful Living.

Maybe you should buy that book today and start reading it?

Do you have the patience to sit through this five-minute interview with Alan Lokos?

Try it! Patience needs to be practiced!