What the Rocks at Arches National Park Taught Me About Storytelling

While exploring Arches National Park in Utah, I stood beneath a towering stone arch carved by time, wind, and weather. It struck me: even rocks tell stories.

Every crack, curve, and crevice has a past—centuries of shifting, shaping, and resilience. Just like us. Just like your voice.

Nature doesn't rush. It doesn't worry if its story is "good enough." It just reveals itself—slowly, powerfully, and unapologetically. Trees, plants, canyons—they all whisper truths about change, growth, and endurance.

And when we pause long enough to listen, we find the stories we’re meant to tell.

So I ask you:
How does being in nature inspire your storytelling?

Is there a message waiting in the wind, or a chapter hidden in the silence between the trees?

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