Daily Good Will — with Kris Evergreen (Evergreen Echoes)
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di Kris Evergreen
Spring Mondays have this specific energy to them. Everything outside is growing. The trees are doing their thing. The light stays longer. And somehow that makes your Monday to-do list feel like it should be growing too. Like the universe is personally suggesting you match the season's energy with your own massive productivity surge. But here's the thing about renewal. It doesn't actually happen all at once. The trees didn't wake up one morning and decide to have all their leaves by Tuesday. They
Spring's doing its thing right now. Everything's growing. Trees are filling in. Flowers are showing up in places you forgot they existed. And there's this energy in the air. Like the world's stretching after a long nap. You can feel it when you step outside. This pull toward renewal. Toward trying again.
It's late April. The world's in full bloom mode. Trees are doing their thing. Grass is aggressively green. People are out walking like they just remembered legs exist. Spring has this sneaky way of making you feel like you should be doing more. Like you're supposed to match the energy of everything growing around you. And here you are. Maybe still in yesterday's sweatpants. Watching the neighbor power wash their driveway at 9 a.m. like they're training for the Olympics.
You know that feeling when you finally open the windows after months of keeping them shut. The air moves different. Your space feels bigger somehow. Spring does this thing where it reminds you that endings make room for beginnings. Not in some big dramatic way. Just quietly. Like the trees budding outside your window. Here's today's advice.
Spring has this way of making everything look like it's trying harder than you are. The trees are budding. The grass is greening up. Even the weeds in the sidewalk cracks are putting on a show. And here you are. Still working through the same project. Still dealing with the same inbox. Still trying to get that one thing to click. It's easy to feel like you're moving slower than the season around you.
It's Earth Day. Which means your feed is probably full of big sweeping calls to action. Save the planet. Change everything. Fix it all right now. And look. Those things matter. But sometimes the pressure to do something massive makes us freeze up and do nothing at all.
Spring has this way of making everything feel like it should be blooming. The trees are doing their thing. Flowers are showing up. Even the air feels like it's trying to convince you that growth is supposed to be easy right now. And maybe you're looking around thinking you should be blooming too. Like there's some invisible timer that says this is the season where you finally get your act together. Where momentum just happens because the weather's nice. But here's the thing. Real growth doesn't
Spring's doing its thing now. You can feel it in the air. The light's different. Warmer. Stays longer. People are walking around with less hunched shoulders.
Spring is doing its thing now. You can feel it. The air is different. Warmer. Things are growing. People are outside more. Windows are open.
Spring's doing its thing now. The air smells different. Things are blooming. People are outside again looking slightly confused about what to do with all this daylight. It's that phase where winter feels like a distant memory and summer still feels far off. Just this sweet middle zone where everything's waking up.