Trees know something we forget: that letting everything go is sometimes the bravest choice we can make.

Trees know something we forget: that letting everything go is sometimes the bravest choice we can make.

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I let go of comparison – my path is unique. Trees know something we forget: that letting everything go is sometimes the bravest choice we can make.
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Be thankful for the journey, not just the destination. I am open to transformation, even when it terrifies me.
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