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at the threshold

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what if connection has always been the most important metric?

the /rōoted/ leader # 17 - on social connection, promoting psychological agency, and sharing stories

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the grace in wilting

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the water we're swimming in

the /rōoted/ leader # 16 - on normalizing and addressing occupational mental health challenges and trauma in mission-driven sectors

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clearing the way

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who holds the duty of care for those carrying the mission?

the /rōoted/ leader # 15

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the bridge between "us" and "them"

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compassion fatigue

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grief in the workplace

resource guide + talking points for leaders

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vicarious trauma

resource guide + talking points for leaders

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moral injury + institutional betrayal

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mental health in the workplace

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the conversation we keep avoiding is the one we need the most

the /rōoted/ leader # 14

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you've always been more than the mission

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care as compass

a collection of essays and prompts about rooted leadership and collective care

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rooting in grief

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holding the line

a collection of essays and prompts about leading with moral courage in the face of moral injury

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rooting in hope

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leading at the crossroads of collapse and conscience

the /rōoted/ leader #13

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leading at the crossroads of collapse and conscience

We are living at the intersection of collapse and conscience. The systems we once trusted are fraying. War, climate chaos, displacement, rising authoritarianism, and institutional erosion aren’t isolated events—they’re converging, compounding, and reshaping the world around us. This is the polycrisis. life at the intersection of moral

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reclamation through righteous disobedience

/rōot/ awakenings post # 18 - on compliance, defiance, and the stories we carry

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holding on to what remains

the /rōoted/ leader #12

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the body knows what our feed makes us forget

/rōot/ awakenings post # 17 - on doomscrolling, vicarious trauma, and remembering what restores us

on tyranny essays

the violence of our silence

On Tyranny - Lesson 20

on tyranny essays

would my father be considered a patriot today?

On Tyranny - Lesson 19