Resentment is like a dormant weed seed sitting under the soil. Quiet. Unnoticed. Waiting for the right conditions to sprout, spread, and, if we let it, take over.
"When I first outlined this article, I planned to share my thoughts on International Women’s Day. And while I have plenty of opinions - particularly around how the day often focuses on “cupcakes and bubbles” and the lack of meaningful change - it’s not where my energy is right now. Right now, my focus is on supporting myself, my family, and our farm as we navigate the ongoing stress of drought."
As the harsh reality of drought begins to settle in, it is crucial to focus on validation—at the individual, community, and government levels. But what does validation look like, and why do we need it?
It's been a tough week, with the news of the live sheep export ban being felt across the agriculture industry. Steph Schmidt shares a few tools to help navigate good mental health during this difficult time.
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