Reflection, not resolution

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Over time, I’ve learned that naming what I’m seeing - without trying to resolve it - is often enough to create clarity.

Reflection, for me, has been about slowing down and creating space, rather than trying to get to an answer.

Posting this here in case it’s useful to someone else.

[Mutt]

Over time, I’ve learned that naming what I’m seeing - without trying to resolve it - is often enough to create clarity.

Reflection, for me, has been about slowing down and creating space, rather than trying to get to an answer.

Posting this here in case it’s useful to someone else.