After a few struggles, I pruned the tree. The tree was stagnant, its scattered branches and leaves like a defeated soldier, dejected, some curled up, some slightly yellowed.
It is alive, but it is not alive.
As the scissors clicked, there were fewer and fewer branches and leaves, and finally only the branches were left with light and protrusions. It hurts, and I hurt.
A month later, a touch of greenery came into view, and I was as excited as a child. It was reborn and grew new green, and the tender green leaves were written with hope.
Yes, trees need to be pruned, and we need to prune too.
Trees can be reborn, and so can we.
For a while I was like an ostrich stuck in a muddy pond, unable to make a decision on many things, and I couldn't move whether to move left or right.
I want to throw away a piece of clothing, but I feel a pity, keep it, and I don't want to wear it, I picked it out of the bag that I was going to take to **, put it back again, and kept it over and over again.
I want to buy a sweeping robot to free my hands, and after I finish the strategy, I want to buy it or not, and there is no answer. From wanting to change jobs, to leaving and leaving an item, I was stuck in place.
Everything that is external is an inner manifestation. I need to take action, whether it's right or wrong, and only action can get out of the mud and regain my strength and determination.
Prune like a tree, cut out old and aging thoughts, cut off pessimistic and negative emotions, cut off painful and meaningless memories, cut off chaotic and lack of vitality, cut off overwhelmed pressure, cut off fear that hinders progress.
Don't be afraid, we too have the power to be born again, like that tree, to grow new leaves.
The old succulent leaves on the desk are turning yellow and falling off, and new leaves are quietly popping up, which is the law of plant growth.
We're the same, every day something new comes in and something old gets out. Renewal is the law, pruning is growth.