Restoration. Are you ready for the next cycle? Why Project Seasons Works
, and what is one boundary you can set to honor its unique pace?
And then, inevitably, the cycle returns to . But this is a different winter from the first one. This is the dormant season after the harvest, a time of rest. In our work-obsessed culture, we fear dormancy. We equate it with laziness. But fallow ground is not dead ground; it is resting, rebuilding nutrients, and preparing for an even more abundant cycle to come. After a major project, teams need true disconnection—vacations, reduced schedules, or low-stakes “tinkering” time. Denying this winter leads to the scorched earth of burnout, where no future project can take root.
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Restoration. Are you ready for the next cycle? Why Project Seasons Works
, and what is one boundary you can set to honor its unique pace? project seasons
And then, inevitably, the cycle returns to . But this is a different winter from the first one. This is the dormant season after the harvest, a time of rest. In our work-obsessed culture, we fear dormancy. We equate it with laziness. But fallow ground is not dead ground; it is resting, rebuilding nutrients, and preparing for an even more abundant cycle to come. After a major project, teams need true disconnection—vacations, reduced schedules, or low-stakes “tinkering” time. Denying this winter leads to the scorched earth of burnout, where no future project can take root. Restoration