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The Beauty of Slow Wins: Plant Now, Bloom Later

Saying no and saving cash might not feel like a boss money move. But it’s kinda like planting good seed. The growth takes time but is SO rewarding later.

By the smoking prophet, 8 months ago
Strategy

From Blind Spots to Breakthroughs

This blog is for anyone who’s ever felt like: When it’s me → I can’t see. When it’s someone else → it’s clear as day. Not all the time, but lots of times! Read more.

By the smoking prophet, 10 months ago
Garden

What If You’re Closer Than You Think

Feel stuck waiting for your breakthrough? This story about gardening, growth, and trusting the process can inspire you to keep going.

By the smoking prophet, 1 year ago
Prophetic Words

How to Recognize When It’s Time to Move On (and Do It Well)

Endings aren’t just final acts—they’re the doorway to your next chapter. They can be tough, but they’re also an invitation to realign with your purpose. With that said, are you ready to turn the page on what was and embrace what could be? This blog is your guide to starting fresh with confidence.

By the smoking prophet, 2 years ago
Garden

What I Learned From a Tiny Bean (And You Can Too!)

Discover the surprising lessons a tiny bean taught me about growth, progress, and reflection. Learn how you can apply these lessons to your own life! Small things can teach us big lessons.

By the smoking prophet, 2 years ago

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my monday morning garden walk...
turned into vine wrangling. 😆🌱
because the 'mini-me' watermelon (not shown)
& 'orient wonder' pole beans
needed a little help finding the trellis.
a few more details... 🌱✨
these ‘orient wonder’ pole beans 
started as seeds in the ground. 
they’re most tender at 12”–18”
they can grow up to 30” 🫛🤯
ours are growing up an arch
once the vines were several inches tall, 
i helped them find their support. 
after that… they pretty much took over. 
every now & then, 
i guide a wandering vine 
back where i want it.
in about 3 months, 
i've only stepped in a few times. 
the pole beans got a 
few tiny pieces of velcro this last time. 😆
& the white stuff = kaolin clay
an OMRI listed crop protectant  
📍 north carolina
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