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Spring Awakening: Trusting Your Own Season of Growth

Updated: Mar 18



Have you ever felt a shift inside as the seasons change? A quiet nudge telling you it’s time for something new?


Just like nature moves through seasons, so do we. There are times to rest, times to grow, times to let go, and times to begin again. And right now, we’re stepping into Spring, the season of fresh starts, renewed energy, and endless possibilities.


After months of slowing down, spring arrives like a deep breath. The days stretch longer, the world wakes up, and there’s an undeniable pull to shake off the old and step into something new. But where do you begin?


You don’t have to rush. You don’t have to figure it all out today. Just like the flowers bloom in their own time, you get to move at your own pace.


This is a lesson I’ve been sitting with lately. I’ve noticed myself slipping back into old habits - pushing, forcing, trying to control. But my inner voice has been whispering: Trust. Slow down. Let it unfold.


Spring isn’t just happening around you, it’s also happening inside you.


This season is an invitation to:

  • Let go of what’s been weighing you down.

  • Say yes to fresh energy and new possibilities.

  • Take small steps toward what truly lights you up.


You don’t need a perfect plan. You just need to begin. Here are some ways to flow with spring’s fresh, new energy:


Move Your Body & Shake Off Stale Energy

  • Step outside—breathe in the fresh air, stretch, feel the sun on your skin.

  • Try movement that feels good—yoga, dancing, or even a slow, mindful walk.


Declutter Your Space & Your Mind

  • Do a little spring cleaning—release what no longer feels aligned.

  • Let go of thoughts, habits, or commitments that no longer serve you.


Plant New Seeds

  • Ask yourself: What do I want to grow in my life?

  • Set small, simple intentions—what’s one thing you can start today?


Nourish Yourself for What’s Ahead

  • Eat fresh, vibrant foods that energize you (think greens, citrus, herbs).

  • Try something new—a hobby, a mindset shift, a little act of self-care.


Trust Your Own Timing

  • Just like the trees don’t rush to bloom, you don’t have to rush either.

  • Change happens in small moments—honour your own rhythm.


Spring is a reminder that you don’t have to stay where you’ve been. You are allowed to change. To start fresh. To take a step toward the version of yourself that feels more like you.


Your season of growth starts now.


Mel x



 
 
 

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