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july

A /july update and life lessons from my twig.

1. If you want to redirect your energy for new growth, let go of something.

2. Stay hydrated.

This month’s life lessons from my twig, who now resides at /thenextwave.

1. Look within during rapid growth. You may be thriving on the surface but tangled underneath.

2. If your surroundings don’t support your growth, it’s time to move.

3. Be gentle with change, however necessary. Transplant shock is real.

Building a little space at /thenextwave and watching everything on /videolab.

1 and 3, mostly transplant shock. I left my home of 14 years recently to move to another continent for work. What seemed like a short stint has now become far more indefinite. The move has been amazing for my career which ironically was something I turned down multiple times in the past coz I chose to stay for personal reasons. Now it feels like I’m starting over completely in every sense. I live in one of the best cities (atleast I think so, have a tendency to romanticise everything, my username starts with a city, that should say something), but underneath I’m either craving the life I left behind or constantly distracting myself from those thoughts. I’ve lost my support system, I know I’ll rebuild, this in-between phase doesn’t feel good. Some days I wonder if I made a mistake. Sorry for the longish word vomit.

I’m curious - to the extent you’re comfortable sharing - what resonated most.

born to be an artist, forced to be a designer

Same, I don't write. I ask because of the way you post. You sound like a novel to me

I don’t write, and I think I should read more novels and stories. I mainly read non-fiction.

How about you?

I just wanted to ask, do you write like novels? Stories?

The Virtual Assistant |Tech enthusiast | Testing on Farcaster | Yapper.

Agreed - I learn so much about human nature just watching a little thing survive in a garden.

Living organisms share the same fundamental needs and goals.

Its interesting how nature itself teaches us lessons. Esoecially plants, plus, they can struggle so well and adapt just to survive. It's just amazing