Pink Roses Have Thorns

One day last spring my mother, Celia, was admiring the pink rose bouquet I bought her while I was arranging these beautiful roses in a vase. One of the roses pricked me and my index finger started to bleed. Mom giggled and said, ‘Watch out honey, pink roses have thorns!’

Lol.

Pink roses look beautiful and have a wonderful fragrance, but they have thorns. These thorns are representative of the trials and tribulations we experience on a daily basis.

What are your trials and tribulations that you have to overcome? Do you have a plan for overcoming these obstacles or are you continually living in defeat? Please feel free to share.

In this season of life, I am working through various obstacles to completing the daunting task of writing our book, ‘Bloom Where You Are.’ Over the past two years, I have handpicked each of my team members, and together we make a very balanced, successful and fun loving team which benefits others!

Podcasters: Please tune into our episode with Lisa Williams-  Overcome to Inspire: What Is Your Story?

Coach N.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/life-is-a-classroom/id1570152396?i=1000569999760 

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