Trees have a core or heartwood. They have sapwood layers to carry nutrients and reflect their growth. They have bark for protection. 

We are layers upon layers of identity, with varied strengths and talents that adapt and flex with the seasons of life. With layers to protect us.

What if you knew what represents your layers and how you want  them to manifest in each day? 

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Trees adapt and flex to nature's rhythms. In scarcity or abundance, they aim to thrive.

We are nature and to thrive we too must adapt and flex to its rhythms. What if you knew how to thrive in any of life's seasons?

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Trees foster a web of connections with their surroundings, whether as shelter or food, or through friendship with other trees. They nurture.

We give and take in our environments each day too. What if  we cultivated a meaningful relationship with nature to receive in times of need and give in times of abundance?

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Self-paced guide, includes Grow Majestically Guide with practical activities and tools (device compatible or printable to add to your standard-sized  journal) to use wherever you are in life's journey to feel fulfilled, no matter your age. Start thriving! For more details.

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What if...we looked out for those in need?

May 25, 2025

That day...at the library, after the cold snap, moving a frog into the sun. It felt like noticing and being a help instead of a drain on the natural world. It felt small, but it also felt like what the day could hold. I'd do it all day if I could, that is notice and do something useful. It isn't the first time I've warmed a frog. There was a time when a bull frog got stuck in the road after the sun went down. It didn't hop from the moving vehicle or the approach. Once it was scooped up, it settled into the warmth of the hands for the walk to the close by marsh grass. Once there it was ready to hop into the grass. Hopefully, it was enough to get to a better spot than the road. In the past I've hesitated to intervene, as it could be meddling in a 'natural process', which could still be true, but the way I've come to see it, is that I am having impacts each day that are a drain to nature. I have to give back where I can. If some biodiversity is able to keep going a little longer, then that seems like the better call, as the planet veers toward less and less biodiversity. Each day I try to get bolder about how I can exist more responsibly and act more empathetically toward my surroundings. There is a lot to do out there.

Planting a seed to grow majestically...Make it a practice to expand how you strengthen the world around you (build). Feel the restoration to your soul too (feel). Listen beyond the noise pollution (sound). Seek what fits where you are (look). Take a creative approach to where you can provide support (amuse). Keep it simple and consider from the other's perspective (connect).

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