In the late 1990s, the author and her husband moved into her childhood bedroom to care for her ailing parents. Soon after their arrival, exasperated, she realized, " is the patience Olympics!" Here is a book about The Human Superpower: Patience. In the vast gymnasium of human relationship patience involves exercising our tolerance and compassion muscles. You will find the patience Olympics fully applies to all areas of human relationship. Parenting. Significant others. Colleagues. Eldercare. Before incarnating human, beings attend The Interpretorium for Orientation, as written about in the first three volumes of At Orientation beings receive: In chapters alternate between the author's viewpoint and the insightful discourse of The Interpretorium Tour Guide. Effective parenting, significant relationships, caring for elders, these human interactions are the core of . To operate smoothly, each requires a healthy dose of patience. Any parent or teacher will agree, kids give you many opportunities to exercise your patience muscles. Like personal trainers. Only different. Before you enter human incarnation, the Interpretorium Tour Guide strongly suggests, "Stand in line three times at the kiosk." As she says, "Don't leave home without it." Chapter 1 is titled, "Why make the hard stuff harder?" A question worth asking yourself. As well as, "Where has being impatient ever gotten me?" Has leaping to impatience ever helped a situation? Does reacting with impatience ever make everybody feel better? Embarking on this life-changing journey, you'll be amazed as you discover patience you never knew you had!