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"Patience, persistence and perspiration
make an unbeatable combination for success."
~Napoleon Hill~
I learn something every day in my garden.
The other day, I was walking around my back yard, joyfully snapping pictures of deep red roses and bright yellow hibiscuses. Then I saw the flower on the left. Too bad, I thought. For some reason, it was deformed and ugly. Poor flower. The very next day, I was delighted to see this now beautiful dahlia had fully bloomed.
That got me thinking. How many times have I made hasty judgments about ideas and even people, impatiently abandoning them instead of giving them the time to fully bloom?
Gardening teaches me the power of patience. We live in an instant gratification world and can sometimes forget that patience is a virtue and a very valuable quality. So is trust.
On this holiday weekend, take the time to consider where you may have judged too quickly. It might be that sales strategy that you never followed through with or new technology that you couldn't seem to master in a day. Consider your professional and personal relationships--from possible friends to prospective clients--that you didn't take the time to nurture and develop in the past.
Look to nature for your inspiration as you choose to be more patient. Inspire others by sharing what's blooming in your life on my Facebook Page or reply back to me. I love hearing from you!
To Your Wisdom,
Tricia
770.565.1231
www.triciamolloy.com
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