What Autumn Reveals: Let Go When Something Has Completed Its Season
Autumn doesn’t ask the trees to explain themselves before they let go. The leaves change color, loosen their grip, and fall. There’s no apology, no attempt to keep what once belonged to summer, no frantic effort to hold on just a little longer. What has completed its season is allowed to return to the earth.
However, we find it hard to let go because it feels like giving up. We’re driven to make things work, even when it’s difficult. We’re tenacious, resilient, and accustomed to finding a way forward, even when the path is demanding.
We’ve all heard that voice…the one that says, 
No doubt you’ve heard or seen stories of how trackers studied the ground to follow a missing person who has passed through the area. Bent grass, impressions in the mud, broken twigs, dropped items, or pieces of torn clothing all reveal a story about the person being tracked. Similarly, you can become skilled at reading 
We often think of our origin as the opening chapter of our story. Where we grew up. What our families were like. The experiences that shaped us. The people and places that formed our earliest understanding of ourselves and the world.