Elizabeth Uviebinené’s Work Wisdom: ‘Embrace Winter Arc Season’

Within this viral trend, there is a deeper message of personal reflection and growth, writes Elizabeth Uviebinené.

Elizabeth Uviebinené

by Elizabeth Uviebinené |
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As the colder months arrive, I’ve been enamoured by a movement gaining momentum on TikTok: winter arc season. At first, I thought it was just another viral trend, but there is a deeper message of personal reflection and growth. The idea? Like nature, winter is a time to slow down, regroup and prepare for spring.

Recently, I listened to the podcast The Startup Leap, hosted by Yvonne Bajela and Maria Rotilu, who share conversations with entrepreneurs who have stepped into the unknown. In one episode, Michelle Kennedy, the founder of Peanut, spoke about career pivots. She emphasised the crucial role of recognising opportunities to shift and grow.

Her journey from lawyer to tech founder resonated with me as someone who understands the power of embracing change, even when I haven’t had all the answers. Like Michelle, I’ve realised that uncertainty often holds the greatest potential for growth. Winter arc season reflects that mindset, taking time to prepare for the next leap.

To make the most of your winter arc, set aside Sunday evenings for a ‘reflection ritual’. Light a candle, put your phone away for an hour and write down three things you want to improve on for the coming week. This intentional pause will help you stay aligned with your goals this season.

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