What Is Trying to Bloom in Me Right Now? | Spring as an Inner Season

Spring doesn't ask permission. It simply comes — quietly, tentatively, and then all at once. And if we're paying attention, it has something to teach us about our own inner seasons.This week's episode of One Question uses spring as both metaphor and genuine invitation. Drawing on ancient seasonal wisdom from Celtic and Japanese traditions, Abraham Maslow's work on self-actualisation, Carol Dweck's research on growth mindset, and the neuroscience of neuroplasticity and seasonal serotonin rhythms, Leah explores what it means for something to be trying to bloom in us — and what gets in the way of letting it.Because something in us is always becoming. Always reaching, quietly, toward the light. The question isn't whether growth is possible. It's whether we're creating the conditions for it. And whether we're paying close enough attention to notice what's already stirring.This week's question: What is trying to bloom in me right now?