Why We Trim Trees
Tree trimming makes space.
Allows light to shine through.
Decreases heaviness.
Sets a tree up well for growth, blooming, and thriving
and to incur less damage during storms.
We trim trees in the winter on purpose. To set them up for success for the rest of the year.
What do you want to trim this winter to set yourself up for success?
Would you like to make space?
Allow more light to shine through?
Feel lighter?
See the view?
What “trimming” would set you up well for growth, blooming, and thriving this spring and summer?
What trimming would prepare you well to incur less damage in inevitable future storms?
Trimming recommendations from an expert.
Trim mindfully
Approach it with intention
Clear out tangly problematic branches (unhelpful habits):
Compulsive apologizing
Downgrading compliments
Deflecting appreciation
Indulging in “I don’t Know”
Indguling in blame, shame, and guilt
Feeling like a victim
How amazing could you look and feel in springtime if you trimmed your branches (brain) this winter?
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