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Here to collaborate on the next chapter with you.
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In writing or living a story, many people find it useful to have an idea of where we are and where we came from. This includes systemic and relational structures, ideas that you may have been recruited into that no longer (or perhaps never did) serve you, and visitors like Anxiety, Self-Doubt, Guilt, Shame, and others.
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With our maps, we can decide how we might want to continue. Perhaps that might look like laying on a patch of moss and staring into the clouds. Perhaps you have a long, uphill trek that you would like to begin. Perhaps you would like company as you move through the landscape.
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Humans are collective beings. We thrive in relationship to others and to the land. Who might you share this movement with? Who might you recruit into this story?
Who might you learn from, and who might learn from you?