Haythem Mansour
@swanson
Haythem Mansour
“Most people think sequoias survive because they're massive.
But that's not even close to the real reason.
If you’ve ever had the privilege standing beside one of these giants, you’ll find it hard NOT to think of resilience.
These trees can live through... See more
Tracy Chrestsubstack.comRoots, interconnectivity, networking, and collective stance build strong networks
the point is for those after you to experience it easier
nostalgia of the future and badass
so pretty. i want to do this.
I have never liked the word discipline.
I prefer dedication.
I prefer devotion.
Discipline demands.
Devotion gives.
And what greater gift,
than to offer that devotion,... See more
Selenesubstack.comDiscipline always hurt to me but perhaps its time to reframe
Its ok to not be a robot
The thinner tree was cut years ago and the big one has been holding and feeding it since then. They "wake up" together in the spring and "go to sleep" together in the autumn. This natural phenomenon is known as inosculation.
James Lucassubstack.comI want someone to love me how this tree loved its’ homie
me as fuck
we are all tired
open.substack.com
I am tired