EP8-The Energy of Tending
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In this episode, I’m exploring the energy of tending and what a neglected corner of my garden taught me about attention, care and presence.
Once I started nurturing that little patch of ground, I realized how easily the same idea applies to relationships, health, habits and the parts of life we assume will simply keep going without us.
I’ll talk about what happens when we stop tending to the people and things that matter, why difficult seasons often need more care rather than less, and how bringing our attention back can strengthen connection, confidence and love.
Sometimes the smallest act of care is what keeps something meaningful alive.
Highlights:
(01:30) - The neglected patch of garden that unexpectedly taught me a much bigger lesson
(06:59) - Why relationships can quietly drift when we stop tending to each other
(13:29) - What a garden in drought taught me about caring through difficult seasons
(20:14) - The 89-year-old woman who taught me something unforgettable about how love grows
(24:18) - Why not everything needs more effort, sometimes tending means knowing when to let go
(27:22) - The energy you put into caring often gives far more back than you expect
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