They tell you to give up? Don’t! And join the waitlist 💚
- Jun 10
- 2 min read
💬 Before:
I’m doing all of it alone.
The sustainable changes — in our household, in our diet, in how we travel.
I even try to shower less to save water.
And my family?
It feels like the more I try to save, the more they consume.
I joined a local initiative — we’re plogging, planting trees, doing our best.
And then? The city decides to build a shopping mall right where we planted them.
The more I care, the more obstacles show up.
It’s like the system wants to break me —
to prove that sustainability is useless.
That it’s just a naive hobby.
That I should give up.
I can’t do this anymore.
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After:
Oh, you think you can stop me?
You think you can wear me down?
No.
I’m rooted in long-term care — care for people, care for place.
And you — hiding your fear of change under “community development”
while promoting more consumption and fearing the rise of the feminine —
I see right through it.
Your fear of losing control and status?
Not my responsibility.
You’ll have to adapt —
to a world that needs you to connect with your emotions, not control others.
You can’t intimidate me.
You can’t call me an “emotional woman” and expect me to retreat to the kitchen.
Because that same care, that same competence in home-making —
makes me a powerful organizer, a system thinker, a force for collective good.
No, I’m not playing your game.
No more power plays without responsibility.
Your mess? Your cleanup.
👇👇👇
I used to feel powerless — planting trees while the world burned around me.
But I’ve learned: care isn’t weakness. It’s power.
Not everyone will get it.
But that doesn’t mean you stop.
That means you lead.
Your care is your clarity.
Your courage is contagious.
Let’s lead from within.
👉 Ready to shift too?
🎓Join the waitlist for the upcoming course https://forms.wix.com/f/7331639065889996939
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