The things we carry together
Noticing the sensation of having others to rely on
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It’s 7 in the morning, bright and budding. And our street is beginning to bustle to life. I’m making lunch for my eldest son to take to school, boiling water for tea and gathering stray dishes from around the kitchen to wash in the freshly filled sink when my second son starts shrieking...
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Last Monday and Tuesday, two of my colleagues and I co-hosted infant safe sleep workshops as we soft-launched our new business venture into the world.
It took months of planning, adjusting, iterating.
We are new to collaborating in this way, and it took months of planning, adjusting and reiterating to bring these offerings to our community in the midst of all the other responsibilities we carry.
It took trust.
And it’s been a while since I’ve practiced relying on others to accomplish a shared goal…
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