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We are not iron. We are not meant to withstand every current without a moment to dry, to polish, and to breathe. Your worth is not determined by your durability in a toxic environment. It is determined by your capacity to recognize when it is time to withdraw.
If your edge is dulling, stop blaming your work ethic. Check your environment. You might just be soaking in salt water.
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Currently sitting with this thought from Chapter 76:
"The stiff and unbending will be broken. The supple and yielding will survive."
It’s a direct challenge to the hustle-culture mindset we're taught. It’s hard to stay 'supple' when the world demands we be rigid.
I've written about why this is the ultimate survival tactic for the modern age in the B&B archive. How are you choosing 'suppleness' over 'stiffness' this week? Let’s talk in the comments.
"The usefulness of a bowl is in its emptiness." — Lao Tzu, Tao Te Ching. 🥣✨
We often think that doing more equals being more. But in the Tao, we’re learning that our power lies in the 'empty space'—the ability to stop forcing, stop resisting, and simply flow with the current of our lives.
I’ve broken down how I’m applying this 'Empty Vessel' approach to my own daily rhythm. How would you?
