Quote by Margaret Thatcher

I am extraordinarily patient, provided I get my own way in the end.

I am extraordinarily patient, provided I get my own way in t

Summary

This quote highlights the individual's tolerance and ability to wait patiently as long as their desired outcome is achieved eventually. It suggests that the person is willing to sustain their composure and endure delays, setbacks, or obstacles but only to a certain extent. Their patience is contingent upon them eventually attaining their goals or having their desires fulfilled. This perspective implies a conditional and self-focused form of patience, rooted in the individual's personal satisfaction rather than an inherent ability to endure adversity.

By Margaret Thatcher

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