I’ve been pondering your comment about being a “results now” sort of person. It made me think because I’m like that, too — for myself. But, somehow, with clients, I have all the patience in the world to allow whatever they need to unfold organically, not too slowly, not to quickly. I’m betting, based on your comments, you do the same with your own clients. It’s funny how we can sometimes be one way with ourselves and another with those we serve.

I continue to find really good information in your blog. Thanks for the effort.

I just saw this post today, and it was perfectly timed. I’m in the middle of this sort of situation with a client of mine. I find myself answering “maybe” to my client and their supervisor at this point in our work together. It’s good to know that I’m not the only one who has “maybe” experiences.

Intellectually knowing that the process often takes time to reach conclusion and feeling satisified with what may or may not be progress on any given day is sometimes a difficult struggle. I am by nature a “results now” sort of person.

Again, thanks for the perspective. I am enjoying reading your work.

Guy Harris