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🌸 Spring Awakenings: Embracing Life’s Seasons Through Change


There’s something undeniably magical about spring—especially here in Ireland. I am currently spending time touring the country with my boyfriend. The landscape here comes alive in a way that feels both ancient and brand new. Soft rains wash the hills into deeper greens. Daffodils nod along country lanes. Cherry blossoms flutter down like confetti in the breeze. It’s as if the earth is quietly reminding us:

ā€œIt’s time to begin again.ā€

Spring, more than any other season, carries the spirit of renewal. It whispers possibility. It encourages motion, reflection, and growth. And the older I get, the more I realize how beautifully this natural rhythm mirrors the cycles of our own lives.


šŸƒ The Seasons of Life

In youth, life feels like a permanent spring—endless beginnings, bold choices, and wide-open dreams. But as we age, we often start to think of change and reinvention as things that belong to the young.

Spring gently challenges that idea.

ā€œNo matter our age or stage, we’re invited to grow.ā€

The trees don’t ask how many springs they’ve seen before they bloom again. They simply respond to the light. So too, we can choose to wake up to a new season within ourselves.


šŸ•Šļø Aging as a Living Season

Aging isn’t a slow fading—it’s a deepening. Each season of life carries its own wisdom and its own kind of beauty. And after a long winter, the reawakening of the world outside can feel like a balm.

Here in Ireland, the return of spring after months of grey mirrors something tender in the soul. It says: You’ve made it through. Now, let’s begin again.

ā€œEven after life’s hardest seasons, the promise of spring returns.ā€

🌱 Planting New Seeds

The flowers don’t all bloom at once. Some come early, others unfold quietly in their own time. We’re the same. Whether you’re in your thirties or seventies, it’s never too late to grow something new.


Think small:

  • A creative habit rekindled.

  • A morning walk to greet the dawn.

  • A letter written. A call made.

  • A single act of courage.

Or go big:

  • Start a new project.

  • Learn a new skill.

  • Move somewhere new—physically, emotionally, spiritually.

ā€œGrowth doesn’t need to be loud to be powerful.ā€

šŸŒ€ Becoming, Again and Again

Transformation is rarely tidy. Sometimes it’s slow, non-linear, even messy. But the buds still bloom. The light still returns.

Spring invites us to:

  • Be patient with the process.

  • Trust what’s unfolding.

  • Water what matters most.

And above all, believe in our own becoming—at any age.


🌸 Closing Reflections

As I watch lambs skip across open fields and breathe in the soft scent of rain-soaked earth, I feel the quiet truth of this season:

ā€œLife is not linear. Growth is not limited to the young. Spring belongs to all of us.ā€

So wherever you are—whatever season your soul is in—know this:

You are part of nature’s rhythm.You are not behind.And within you, something beautiful is ready to bloom.


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Dawn, MCPC



*Dawn has over 40 years of empowering, leading & training others in professional direct sales, real estate and fitness & wellness goals. She is available for on-line or in-person individual or group sessions. You can reach Dawn or get more information at: LLECoach.com


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