This is a marvelous meditation, @rok-sivante and a subject that is itself full of marvels.

There is a mystery and magic to Timing, to be sure. Marriage, for example, which I swore never to do... happened, when time was right. Even the sea-change of quitting my job and leaving my country to start a new life in the USA (which I lacked guts to do for around a decade) one day, at some point in time, it simply seemed necessary to leap... and the Net, miraculously, appeared :)

I think with all the Biggies in life, it's not in our hands, alone. We must wait for cues, and be subtle and still to overhear the whispered prompts when they are made. The Tao is very good about advising doing through nondoing (Wu wei) and vital importance of timing in all things:

Do you have the patience to wait
Till your mud settles and the water is clear?
Can you remain unmoving
Till the right action arises by itself?
— Lao tzu

As a poet, and especially a seeker, I honor and recognize that timing is maturity and believe that we steal from ourself, unripe fruit, when we share an insight or art work, before its time.

Here's a quote by another spiritual teacher I admire, Idries Shah, that echoes the fine thoughts you share, above:

The impatient man is his own enemy; he slams the door on his own progress.
—Idries Shah

Wishing you what I wish myself, all ways: patience, and good timing _/|_