Hi !

My sister once pointed out to me that my ex husband and I had a huge falling out every spring. I have several clients who go through major changes whether due to weather or personal roller coasters. For two years now I notice that my business drops off for the summer which never happened all the years I have been coaching.

Apparently there are seasons for many things. Where are your seasons ? The trouble isn't in the season, but in how we interpret them. Are you making it wrong? If you know you are seasonal do you prepare for it emotionally, financially or otherwise?  

Taking care of ourselves and embracing an inevitable season has us give up becoming a victim when it occurs. Image if you were a teacher and every year you were surprised you had the summer off? Or if you were mad that winter was here when you know darn well it's going to show up every single year.  

Pretending we don't know we have seasons is being in denial. Take a look at your personal seasons and see how you can manage them differently. Honor them, embrace them and be ready for them. Even those seasons that aren't exactly enjoyable and you know what I am talking about can be approached with the a better attitude. Resisting what is SO is not going to make it any easier to tolerate. So welcome your season.   It's for a reason.  

Here's to being seasonally adaptable .  

Enthusiastically,

Fran