GROW

GROW


One

We are born to grow.

Two

Growth is a process.

Three

Growing is blossoming.


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Every living organism experiences growth. The growth of a coffee bean may look different from lettuce growth. A whale's growth looks different from that of a butterfly. Human being growth looks different from plant growth. Yet, there the truth stands that all living organisms grow.

 It's what we were born to do.

 

However, we don't all grow in the same way, at the same time or within the same time frame. You've heard the phrases "He's a big kid," or "She's too big for her britches" or "I wonder if you will ever grow up." There are many more along the same line, and some less than kind and not so cute about the stage, time and or manner of growth of an individual. Granted there are some specific markers that help us know that our growth is making progress. Nonetheless, it's important to understand that growth is 

a process for each individual.

 

Of course, if you don't note any progress in your growth, it may be cause to reflect, review and regenerate your process because if you're not growing, chances are you're not blossoming. 

Blossoming is the way we live a fully engaged, balanced and joyful life.

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