By February, most people are done with winter.....The novelty is gone. The motivation from January has worn off. And yet, nothing has actually changed outside. It’s still cold. Still heavy. Still asking for patience.

March often brings a strange mix of hope and heaviness...There's more light. A hint of warmth. And at the same time, a feeling of being weighed down - physically or mentally. People often assume something is wrong when this happens

By the time April rolls around, most people are ready to shed the heaviness of the past couple of months. The days are longer. There's more warmth in the air. Trees and plants are waking up again. After a long winter, it finally feels things are moving forward.

May is a really transitional month with the whole world moving from spring into summer and most people feel the shift.

June is where things start to speed up... there’s more light, more activity, more social time. People tend to feel better overall, and with that comes the urge to do more, stay out longer, and pack the days a little tighter.

The days are long, the temperatures are high, and for many of us, life feels busy. Vacations, family activities, outdoor events, and longer daylight hours can make it tempting to keep pushing from morning until night.

Hi everyone, I thought I'd share a little advice for navigating the next month. By August, the long days of summer can start to feel... well, long.