If I Say No, I’m Letting My People Down
Ability is not obligation.
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Dragon Letters
When depletion becomes the metric
Colonial time teaches us to measure worth by exhaustion.
Urgency is not Timing
Pressure shouts. Timing restores integrity. Your body feels the difference.
Glimmers of What Holds (and the Regret of Missing Them) | Dragon 🐉 Letter #117
Dragon 🐉 Letter #117: There’s a kind of regret that doesn’t come from bad choices, but from choosing while disconnected from your body. This is about repairing that.
Working While the World Burns | Dragon 🐉 Letter #116
Dragon 🐉 Letter #116: When the world is escalating and people are being hunted, it can feel unbearable to receive emails about practice or offers. Here’s why I keep sending them.
Meta Terminated My Account. This Is About All of Us. | Dragon 🐉 Letter #115
Dragon 🐉 Letter #115: What my temporary shutout reveals about visibility, data, and preparation, with resources for building capacity outside surveillance based platforms.
I’m Ixchel Lunar. If your body resists urgency, start here | Dragon 🐉 Letter #114
Dragon 🐉 Letter #114: Writing about Time as a lived relationship, with an invitation to a five-day embodied practice, Interrupting Time.
The Enshittification of Coaching Licenses | Dragon 🐉 Letter #113
Dragon 🐉 Letter #113: Your ancestors did not survive so you could rent your right to serve.
You are the authority
Timing is context. Capacity is guidance. Authority lives in your body.
Strategic decisions that don’t cost your whole system
When business decisions come from depletion instead of capacity, the price gets paid in the body. Here’s the tool I built to change that.