'Have Patience!' or 'Be Patient' Know How To?

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The most common advice is "Have Patience!" or "Be Patient!" But do we know what it means and how to apply it?
 
Patience - one type of action that has many sub-actions.
When is it needed?
The outcome of our actions (work/behavior) deviates from our expected result that leads to developing negativity/depression
 
Sub-actions involve:
1. Keeping mouth shut for things those are against/giving negativity to you
 
2. Focusing on the work at hand
 
3. Avoiding incidents/persons/places that give negativity
 
4. Repeatedly talk to yourself about what you are and your value, and deepen them
 
5. Convey the same to the right people in all possible ways
 
6. Try to be in stable condition – mentally
 
Consider the above points as an outline for the meaning of "Have Patience!" or "Be Patient".
This explanation is in generalized form. So, it may or may not be 100% applicable to every single incident happening in our life.
 
Open to discussing/reading your thoughts about the same. 🙂
 
PS: The above points are purely based on my experience, and thoughts, and by observing incidents around me.

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