This isn’t a problem in and of itself. 

But when results fail to fall from you through to the unfolding of space and time, and the desire is for results to fall through, the effect is often pain and dissatisfaction. 

It might be tempting to think of pain and dissatisfaction as the problem — or that the want carries no account of space and time — but the deeper problem is the absence of an outlet for desire, or a warping of the conduit through which it is to be channeled into results.

With the problem stated that way, the solution becomes obvious: a present and unwarped outlet. 

So, make an outlet. Once made, revisit — to keep it unwarped.