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Clients are feeling tired and stuck, a common theme for the week
Spring fever is hitting late this year, causing restlessness in work environments; leaders face challenges in keeping teams engaged
Encouragement to dream big as we reflect on the year's progress and move into the second half

Elephants are amazing creatures and play a huge role in their environment by helping to shape the land. They can communicate over long distances and even help create watering holes.
The relationship between whistling acacia trees and cocktail ants is really interesting. The ants protect the tree from being eaten while getting a home in return.
Zebras have a unique way of conserving energy by resting on each other's backs. This also helps them keep an eye out for predators.

The Pacific Northwest has a rich history involving its people and the landscape. Understanding this connection can deepen our appreciation of the area.
The region is home to diverse flora and fauna. Exploring the natural world there can be a fascinating adventure.
Stories and experiences about the Pacific Northwest can help us learn more about its environment and culture. Sharing these stories can connect us with others who appreciate the area.

John Muir believed that love is essential for conservation. It’s not just about protecting nature but feeling a deep connection to it.
Muir felt a strong need to be in nature and believed that presence is crucial for love. He often found solace and energy in the wild.
Human connections are important, but many feel isolated today. Rediscovering a love for nature can help fill that gap and bring joy back into our lives.