"don’t get all emotional about it. You just allow it. Appreciate the tree."
Wow. This is clearly something I need to work on. I am certainly comfortable seeing myself as a unique imperfect tree.
Leading with my heart - when it comes to others, though, I find myself wanting to learn about the wind and soil and water deprivation that caused them to be here like this, and reach out to help them have the healthiest growth from this point forward. That often engages more emotion than is effective.
This is a beautiful example of living Ikigai through humility and curiosity..."wanting to learn about the wind and soil and water deprivation that caused them."
Palm tree because of their flexibility in storms, shade for many and beauty if taken care of well. All trees have their lessons as do people!
I like that tree and reason Joe!
I wouldn't have to think to answer that question, for many reasons I would surely be an olive tree. There is something special about them.
Many wonderful things about the beautiful olive tree.
"don’t get all emotional about it. You just allow it. Appreciate the tree."
Wow. This is clearly something I need to work on. I am certainly comfortable seeing myself as a unique imperfect tree.
Leading with my heart - when it comes to others, though, I find myself wanting to learn about the wind and soil and water deprivation that caused them to be here like this, and reach out to help them have the healthiest growth from this point forward. That often engages more emotion than is effective.
This is a beautiful example of living Ikigai through humility and curiosity..."wanting to learn about the wind and soil and water deprivation that caused them."