It's the week of the spring equinox and I have three feet of snow in my yard. This episode is my reflection on what it means to embrace the season I'm actually in, even when it looks nothing like the one I'm longing for.

I also share a vivid (and surprisingly instructive) dream involving a carjacking, a Danny DeVito lookalike, and a 1964 Eagle Apache — and what unpacking it in my morning pages revealed about apathy, momentum, and the work of showing up for the life I want.

In this episode:

• The strange joy of being snowed in and what it unlocks in us
• Why my envy of other people's spring gardens is actually useful information
• The dream, decoded — and what it has to say about reaction time and limbo
• Morning pages as a tool for inner clarity
• The difference between fighting the current and simply doing the work
• Bring spring energy into your life even when your lawn chairs are buried under three feet of snow

Resources mentioned:

• Cosmic/moon sign horoscope website 
• Morning pages practice
• Embodied Joy monthly audio — new moon, seasonal rhythms, guided meditation, journaling prompts 👉 kinshiphandwork.com/embodiedjoy

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