I know it can be difficult in late pregnancy. Honestly though, my first labour was 11 hours, and my second was much shorter (neither were inductions though) and I can highly recommend the labour where your body gets more time to warm up and get going. In labour I will take the marathon over the sprint any day.

Perhaps it will help you to think how special it will be if your bub gets to choose their own birthday? That helped me be patient, to hang in there and wonder which day they would choose. I also just imagined myself going a week past my EDD, so I wouldn't get impatient too soon.

In the meantime, keep putting your feet up as all good pregnant ladies should () and arm yourself with knowledge on good ways to labour, positions you might find comfy (though a lot of that is instinctive), breathing through contractions, write some birth intentions/wishes down, make sure your partner knows how to support you.
Here are the BellyBelly birth articles, I know I found some really helpful when I was pregnant for the first time.