From my own experience, embracing the concept that faith involves being willing to wait forever has transformed the way I approach my goals and dreams. Often, I found myself so fixated on the end result—whether it was launching a business or achieving personal milestones—that I'd overlook the valuable lessons and joys within the process itself. This teaching helped me realize that faith is more than hope for a specific outcome; it’s a continuous state of trust and excitement about the journey. For example, when I started a new project, I used to get discouraged by delays or setbacks. But shifting to a mindset of praising every small step made a noticeable difference. I began to see each challenge as a reflection of my faith and my own character, aligning with the idea that "all things are done through faith," as I've read and reflected on Bishop Hillard's teaching. This inspired me to celebrate progress regardless of how far I was from the final goal. In practical terms, this means cultivating patience and staying motivated by the present moment rather than an undefined future success. Incorporating daily gratitude for milestones, engaging in positive affirmations, and visualizing the substance of what I hope for—rather than just the hope itself—has deepened my spiritual wisdom and manifestation practices. Faith, in this light, becomes an active and joyful presence woven through every effort, not simply a waiting game for results. If you’re pursuing a business, dream, or big goal, try focusing less on the "what" and more on the "now." Celebrate your journey, praise your growth, and understand that your life and endeavors are reflections of your faith and character. This shift has been a game-changer for me and can be for anyone willing to embrace this mindset.