EPISODE · Mar 21, 2024 · 42 MIN
Seasonal Living: A kinder Way of Being in Our Body and Life
Happy spring! If you want to quiet the noise and practice a kinder way of being in your body and life, one of the most impactful choices you can make is to begin practicing Seasonal Living. There are, of course, many paths to wholeness, and many paths to a brave and beautiful life, but a seasonal living framework is one of the things that I know to be hugely impactful and empowering in life. It's a way to help us thrive and experience more joy in every season. I began my seasonal living journey with menstrual cycle tracking in my early to mid-30s - and pretty quickly this changed my experience of life. I no longer felt buffeted about by hormonal shifts, changing moods, ebb and flow of energy. I began to understand what was happening in my body and the connection with my emotional state. It was here that my self-awareness soared and then I was able to become more proactive - I could plan accordingly. Over the years my practice deepened and today I practice different layers of Seasonal Living. But today, we'll talk about using each seasonal shift throughout the year to look up (reorient and recalibrate), look in (slow downward to listen inward), and look around (make practical shifts or updates to our life) to support our overall wellbeing.Links/ResourcesGuided life visioning process: A Guided Life Visioning Process | A Life In ProgressPurposeful Printable Pack: Enjoy The Purposeful Printable Pack | A Life In Progress52 Mondays Seasonal Mindfulness Journals: 52 Mondays: Seasonal Mindfulness Journals | A Life In ProgressWhat's a Spring Season? What Is An Inner Spring Season? (How To Thrive In Spring Seasons) (alifeinprogress.ca)Join the Brave + Beautiful Community spring session: Join the Brave + Beautiful Community For Midlife Women | A Life In ProgressSupport the podcast: https://buymeacoffee.com/alifeinprogress
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