In this final episode of our three-part reflection on From Strength to Strength, we dive into one of the most moving metaphors in the book: the aspen tree analogy. While tall, old Aspen trees might appear to stand alone—underground, their root systems are deeply intertwined. It’s a powerful reminder that despite how isolated we may feel, we are biologically and spiritually built for connection. We need each other—not just to thrive, but to survive.We talk about what this means in real life, especially during transitions or moments when we feel like we’re “starting over” in our careers, relationships, or identities. It's easy to believe we have to go it alone—that strength means independence. But in reality, some of our greatest growth happens when we lean into the support of others and recognize the invisible network that sustains us.We share moments when we thought we had to be strong on our own, only to realize how much strength came from those around us. From parenting struggles to performance pressure to rediscovering purpose, we’ve all had moments where we forgot our roots run deeper than we think.This episode is an invitation to stop white-knuckling your way through hard seasons. You’re not a lone tree in the forest. You’re part of a vast, connected system—one that’s stronger because of you, and one that can carry you when you’re tired.

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