What Not to Plant Together | Kellesia Sharay

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What Not to
Plant Together

And Why It Matters in Life, Too.

Some things can grow perfectly good on their own and still be wrong beside each other.

Plants teach us that. Life does too.

What if the reason you're struggling to grow isn't because something is wrong with you, but because it's time to examine what's growing inside OR beside you?

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THIS ISN'T JUST ABOUT PLANTS

Your Life Is a Garden.

In a garden, certain plants compete for resources. Some attract the same pests. Some crowd each other's roots. Others can quietly inhibit one another's growth.

The same thing can happen with relationships, environments, habits, expectations and the things we continue giving access to our lives.

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Look at What's Growing Beside You.

Using real companion-planting principles as an allegory for life, Kellesia invites you to look at the conditions surrounding your growth.

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Competition

Where are you constantly competing for the time, energy, attention or resources you need to grow?

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Compatibility

Something doesn't have to be bad to be wrong for the season you're in.

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Overcrowding

Sometimes there simply isn't enough room for everything to keep growing in the same space.

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Boundaries

Healthy growth sometimes requires deciding what gets access and what needs more distance.

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What Not to
Plant Together

A simple garden principle. A much deeper life question.

Discover what incompatible plants can teach us about relationships, environments, boundaries, energy and making room for healthier growth.

What if changing what surrounds you could change what becomes possible for you?

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Discover real plant pairings that illustrate powerful life lessons.

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Begin identifying what may be competing with your peace and growth.

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Reflect on what may need different access, more space or a new season.

MEET KELLESIA SHARAY

I Learned That Environment Matters.

For me, the garden has never been just about plants.

Part of my story includes finding the courage to leave a cult and begin the deeply personal journey of rediscovering who I was outside of what I had been taught to believe.

I had to examine what had been planted in me, what I believed, what I had accepted as normal and who I was when those things were no longer defining my life.

That's when the language of the garden began to mean something completely different.

SOIL ROOTS WEEDS PRUNING SEASONS BOUNDARIES UPROOTING BLOOMING

Today, as a gardener, author, speaker and guide, I use the lessons of the garden to encourage women to look differently at what surrounds them, what they've been taught to nurture and what they want to grow from here.

You are allowed to examine what's been planted. You are allowed to choose what you continue to water. And you are allowed to bloom more than once.

A QUESTION WORTH ASKING

What's Growing Beside You?

What in your life is helping you grow?

What is competing for your resources?

What might need different access?

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Maybe It's Time to Look at Your Garden Differently.

Get your complimentary copy of What Not to Plant Together — And Why It Matters in Life, Too and begin exploring what the garden can reveal about the conditions surrounding your own growth.

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