Waning Gibbous

You know how to wait — not passively, but the way old moon-watchers sat for a late moonrise (*imachi-zuki* means "the moon you await while seated").

You're at your best in the long game: knowing when to hold in a negotiation, when to let a grown child find their own way, when to let a plan ripen.

Others may call it slow; it's actually nerve. Your "not yet" has a way of turning out to be perfect timing.