Hey BR Vixens! It's been a lonnngggg time since I have wrote to you fab ladies and I must say I have missed our conversations. I have been preparing for some major changes in my life which have required a lot from me physically and emotionally. This past week was very huge for the Belle Rouge Company. I had the distinguished honor of being featured in my very first live performance as the sole choreographer and creative director of my performance. I know this may seem pretty "ehh" to some people, but to me this was my first time getting on a stage with COMPLETE creative direction and control over what I performed. In the past, I have been a wonderful supporter in other shows as a dancer and supporter. This time I stepped out on faith and took control! It was very exciting and scary at the same time. For those of you who supported by getting tickets, I truly appreciate your encouragement and support! To those who were unable to come out but shared your well wishes along the way, I thank you. My vision was to portray the essence of a well-rounded seductress and entrepreneur of the arts. It came to life before my very eyes, making all of the hard work and long nights so worthwhile. Today, I want to talk to you about pushing through and overcoming difficult obstacles on your path to achieving success. Just when you think things are going smooth or constant, life throws us curveballs which I like to call opportunities. The challenge is to overcome those obstacles with grace and composure. The last thing you want to think about after a major event/obstacle is "why didn't I handle that better?" I know it's easy to get caught up in all the 'what could go wrong' scenarios but you have to be at least two steps ahead and plan for the worst just in case. Unfortunately, on the day of my show within four hours of showtime, I had to rearrange my entire show formation due to a change in the number of ladies performing. At first, I wanted to panic and get mad but, then I realized and accepted that the show must go on! This unexpected obstacle actually pushed me to think on my toes and still produce an amazing show with the help of a great team behind me to cheer me on.
The moral of my testimony is to be careful with your words, you never want to jeopardize a working or friendly relationship over a misunderstanding. We all want to be successful and impress ourselves with our abilities to produce great events, products and services, but at the same time we have to 1) be respectful of our own hard work, 2) use our best judgement in handling difficult decisions and 3) take control but remember to be gracious. Obstacles come and go but so do relationships. Choose your battles wisely and celebrate the good times! -Miss Belle Rouge If you haven't checked out our RAW Philly Showcase from April 20th, you can watch it here! Join us this Saturday, April 30th in Center City Philadelphia for an evening of beauty discussions, makeup tips, and a sexy sexy sexy dance routine to Prince's "Kiss". Go to our BR Vixen Store and get your tickets under the Events tab! See you ladies soon!
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Denise
4/29/2016 01:21:16 am
Belle...as usual you hit the nail on the head! For our last class, we didn't get to rehearse like normal...we are using someone else's space and the times we needed wasn't available. But baby when I tell u, we went in and came up with a Dope ass choreography in 30mins...and the only time we did it together again was THE DAY of the show... I was amazed! It was sexy as hell and we felt good about the delivery. I always tell Keena.. baby this is just a stepping stone (someone else's space) we will have a testimony to share in due time...for now we gotta play the cards! All in all.. I'm truly enjoying our classes and it's refreshing to see our Kittens are enjoying it as well. It's not about what u are going through...it's HOW u go through it and we are making lemonade baby!😜😘😘
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AuthorRaQuita Weathers, also known as Miss Belle Rouge, is a working wife that has dedicated her life to helping women reach their sexiest potential. Archives
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