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As the days grow shorter and the air carries a hint of autumn's approach, many of us find ourselves in a transitional period. We stand at the threshold of resurfacing, of returning to the hustle and bustle of everyday life after these languid days of summer. It's a time when we can sense the impending shift, yet we cling to the fading warmth and freedom that the season has offered.

The scent of summer lingers in the air, a bittersweet reminder of our lazy afternoons and carefree moments. We hold onto these memories, reluctant to let them slip away as we prepare to dive back into the routine of work, school, and our myriad of responsibilities. But perhaps, in our reluctance to embrace change, we are missing out on the opportunities that lie ahead.

Sometimes, holding on to the past – whether it be habits, relationships, or environments – can hinder our growth and prevent us from moving forward. As we stand on the cusp of a new season, it's a good idea to take stock of what no longer serves us and to let go of what weighs us down.

Now is a perfect time for quiet reflection, a moment to revisit the intentions and goals we set at the beginning of the year. Have we strayed from our path? Are there areas of our lives that require adjustment or realignment? By taking the time to reassess our priorities and aspirations, we can ensure that we are on track to fulfill our potential and live authentically.

As we contemplate resurfacing and the changes it brings, remember that transitions are opportunities for growth and renewal. Embracing the shifting seasons of life allows us to evolve, learn, and adapt to new challenges. Resilience. So, as we bid farewell to the lazy days of summer and prepare to re-engage with the world around us, we can do so with open hearts and minds, ready to embrace whatever the future may hold.

Sending you love,
Maxine

 

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