Timing is a significant leverage to make change happen.
When the timing isn’t right, we can still try to push for change but often feel like swimming against the current. We spend time and energy doing something that doesn’t resonate much with others.
When the timing is close, making change is more effective because the need is present, and the leverage has increased. Change is not only welcome but also a natural result of meeting a pressing need.
Many things influence timing. But knowing something isn’t possible for now might be possible sooner than we know.
