I've always been fascinated by the word bloom. I think it's one of the most visually stimulating and encouraging words out there. You can practically see the petals opening slowly, effortlessly, naturally. It seems so simple in nature. A flower's destiny is to bloom.
So how do we bloom as humans?
How do we let go of everything that's holding us back so that we can bloom?
Today, I bloom a little more by launching this website. By starting this journey and by stepping out as myself. I have opened a few more shy blue petals.
So, in celebration, I dedicate this post to all those who have shown me what blooming looks like.
Blooming is both an inwardly and outwardly sport. It's the decathlon of life, an enduring race of un-ending challenges to finish where we started, as more fulfilled versions of ourselves. It requires accepting that we are more than what we do, that we are more than the sum of our limbs, that we are simply more.
Blooming isn't about attaining perfection,
blooming is about potential.
Blooming is about living our best life right now.
So how do we bloom as humans?
How do we let go of everything that's holding us back so that we can bloom?
Today, I bloom a little more by launching this website. By starting this journey and by stepping out as myself. I have opened a few more shy blue petals.
So, in celebration, I dedicate this post to all those who have shown me what blooming looks like.
Blooming is both an inwardly and outwardly sport. It's the decathlon of life, an enduring race of un-ending challenges to finish where we started, as more fulfilled versions of ourselves. It requires accepting that we are more than what we do, that we are more than the sum of our limbs, that we are simply more.
Blooming isn't about attaining perfection,
blooming is about potential.
Blooming is about living our best life right now.
