Becoming does not happen by accident.
Tend to Your Becoming (30x40) is a reflection on self-care as an intentional, ongoing practice—one that requires presence, patience, and choice. Through the quiet act of nurturing, the work invites us to consider what it means to participate in our own wellbeing rather than postponing it or placing it in someone else’s hands.
Here, care is practical and embodied. Growth emerges not through force, but through attention—through noticing what is weary, what is neglected, and what needs to be gently sustained. Like a garden, becoming asks for regular tending: nourishment, rest, and the courage to prioritize what allows us to flourish.
This piece honors wellness as a lived relationship with oneself. A reminder that who we are becoming is shaped, day by day, by what we choose to care for.
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