March Momentum: Embracing Growth, Renewal, and Wellness This Spring
- Becci Barnley
- Mar 26
- 4 min read

Spring is here, and with it comes a powerful sense of renewal, possibility, and growth. As the world begins to bloom, so do we. The arrival of March marks a shift in energy - a transition from winter’s stillness to a season of movement, expansion, and fresh starts.
For many, spring feels like the true beginning of the year. It’s a time when nature reminds us that transformation is always possible. With longer days, warmer air, and the blossoming of life all around us, we’re given the perfect opportunity to realign, refresh, and refocus. But how can we make the most of this seasonal shift? How do we step into spring with intention and momentum?
Two essential tools can help us embrace this season fully: movement and journaling. These simple yet powerful practices allow us to connect with ourselves, release what no longer serves us, and create space for new growth. Let’s explore how we can harness these elements to step into spring with energy, clarity, and purpose.
Spring as a Time of New Beginnings
Spring symbolises fresh starts. Just as nature awakens from its winter slumber, so can we. This is the perfect time to reflect on how we want to show up in this season:
What aspects of your life do you want to nurture?
What dreams or projects are ready to take root?
What can you release to make space for new opportunities?
Spring teaches us that growth requires patience, intention, and care. Like seeds breaking through the soil, our own transformations take time. But with the right nurturing, anything is possible.
Aligning with the Energy of Spring
To fully embrace this season, it helps to attune ourselves to the natural rhythms of spring. Here’s how:
Observe Nature: Spend time outside. Notice the budding trees, the blooming flowers, and the return of birdsong. These small signs of life serve as reminders of renewal and possibility.
Clear Out the Old: Spring cleaning isn’t just for your home - it’s for your mind and heart, too. Let go of what no longer serves you, whether it’s clutter, outdated beliefs, or habits that keep you stuck.
Set Fresh Intentions: Write down your intentions for the season and keep them somewhere visible. What do you want to create, change, or embrace in the coming months?
Welcome Light and Warmth: Open your windows, bring fresh flowers into your space, and embrace the longer days. Light has a powerful effect on our mood and energy levels.

The Power of Movement: A Key to Lifelong Health
Movement is one of the best ways to harness spring’s energy and support your overall well-being. No matter your age or stage in life, physical activity boosts mood, improves circulation, and increases energy levels.
Here’s how movement benefits different generations:
Children and Teens:Â Builds strong bones, supports learning, and fosters confidence.
Adults:Â Reduces stress, enhances heart health, and increases daily energy.
Older Adults:Â Maintains strength, flexibility, and mental clarity.
You don’t need to overhaul your routine - small, consistent actions create lasting change. Try these simple ways to add movement into your spring routine:
Walk it out:Â Walking is a powerful way to move your body, clear your mind, and connect with nature.
Stretch or practice yoga: Gentle stretching helps release tension, improves flexibility, and fosters mindfulness.
Make it fun:Â Dance in your kitchen, try a new workout class, or play outside with family. Movement should feel enjoyable, not like a chore.
Start small:Â If regular exercise feels overwhelming, begin with just 10 minutes a day. Small steps lead to big transformations.

Journaling: The Art of Self-Reflection and Growth
Just as movement fuels the body, journaling nurtures the mind and soul. Writing down your thoughts allows you to process emotions, gain clarity, and track personal growth. Whether you’re 18 or 80, journaling is a powerful tool for self-discovery.
Here are a few ways to incorporate journaling into your spring wellness practice:
Daily Check-Ins: Each morning, write about how you feel, what you’re grateful for, and what you want to focus on that day.
Health Journaling: Keep track of your energy levels, moods, and physical well-being. Over time, you’ll notice patterns that can guide healthier choices.
Prompt-Based Journaling:Â Use prompts to spark deeper reflection. Try questions like:
What am I excited about this spring?
What do I need to let go of?
What seeds am I planting for growth?
Evening Reflections: Before bed, jot down your daily wins, any challenges you faced, and one thing you’re looking forward to tomorrow.
Bringing It All Together: A Holistic Approach
When combined, movement and journaling create a powerful feedback loop. Physical movement energises your body and clears your mind, while journaling helps you process emotions and set meaningful intentions.
A great way to integrate both practices is to journal after movement. After a walk, yoga session, or workout, take 5-10 minutes to reflect on how you feel. Notice any shifts in mood, clarity, or creativity - it’s amazing how connected the mind and body truly are.
How Are You Entering This Season?
As we embrace the energy of March, take a moment to ask yourself:
How can I bring more movement into my life?
How can journaling support my growth and well-being?
What steps will I take to nurture my body, mind, and spirit this spring?
These practices don’t have to be complicated - they just need to be consistent. Even small daily actions can create a ripple effect of positivity and transformation.
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Final Thoughts
Spring is an invitation to bloom. It’s a season of renewal, possibility, and growth—both in nature and in our own lives. By incorporating movement and journaling into your routine, you can align yourself with this powerful energy and step into spring feeling refreshed, inspired, and ready to grow.
How are you embracing this season of renewal? I’d love to hear your reflections and intentions.
Until next time, keep moving, keep reflecting, and remember - you have everything you need within you to bloom.
Love, Becci x
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