My friend Pat McCabe, a Diné (Navajo) woman and longtime student of the Lakota Way, puts it this way: “When you reach the end of your resource, then the magic happens.” When we exhaust what we know, then what we don’t know becomes possible.
Very few butterflies flying in the Burren today so nice to connect again with Marsh Fritillary. Fly Orchid and Lesser Butterfly Orchid among the plant highlights.
Early Mining Bee Andrena haemorrhoa, just one of the bees entertaining us in our garden. Of the 77 Irish Solitary Bees few are identifiable without capture. Note orange tip to black abdomen. https://t.co/6qRaLSMeR7
At an #ArtOfHosting training, 23 people working together to design their next actions WISELY. I’ll be supplying #questionsforwiseraction to support their planning.
Use this hashtag if you want to offer your own question to these good good folks :)
we are all fallible. many of us are striving to improve, following our chosen path. measuring others who are not on our path against the standards of our path seems unhelpful.