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The Great Migration — #mentalhealth

Trust and the Flock: What Geese Teach Us About Collective Leadership and Sustainable Action
Inspired by the migration of geese, this essay explores trust, connection, and distributed leadership in times of change. Sustainable impact doesn’t come from doing everything—it comes from knowing your place in the flock and leading together with purpose.

Reminder, if you have mental health issues or know someone who does—get help for yourself or for them.
I’m at my regular Ketamine treatment.
#mentalhealth

Creating triage #chatbots to address failures in critical #MentalHealth infrastructure isn’t a solution to the problem: it simply adds another hoop to jump through en route to adequate, human-mediated care and treatment. #health

@kalvin0x8d0@ohai.social
I am so happy and grateful because I have successfully discarded almost all of my social media accounts: Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and others.
Now, I only use Mastodon and watching Youtube without Google account (using NewPipe app).
#MentalHealth

the season of small things — https://www.brichapman.com/p/the-season-of-small-things?utm_source=bri-mastodon&utm_medium=social&src=mstdn

The Gospel of Moss: On Soft Power, Slow Change, and the Sacredness of Small Things
Not all change is loud. Moss teaches us that softness, patience, and attention can be forms of power. This is the gospel of slow transformation.