When I’m not in Asana, I try to be outside as much as possible. I wouldn’t describe myself as an “outdoorsy person,” but having grown up in New England and now living in Los Angeles, the ability to exist outdoors in the early spring without donning a parka is a true privilege. 

This year I learned about the wonders of winter gardening. Instead of only being able to tend my garden for three months out of the year, I can now have fresh veggies growing all year long. While my peas and lettuce are flourishing in the cooler (50 degrees, don’t hate me) season, I plant my seeds for spring and summer. As I rip up the plants that have finished their duties, new ones are coming up to replace them. 

There is something both exciting and exhausting about gardening all year long. I get to jump with glee when my seeds finally sprout, but I’m finding that I do miss that forced period of rest that comes with life in a colder climate. In the end, the choice is my own. I can plant more seeds, or I can rest and enjoy what’s growing in the moment. 

What season are you in? Have you been planting seeds or are you opting for rest?

Your Asana BFF,
Kelly

Speaking of over-planting…For the first three months of 2026, I had the ambitious goal of two webinars per month. You guys turned up in numbers beyond my wildest dreams (we hit 100 registrations…TWICE!). As I look ahead to Q2, I’d love to know which sessions you’d like like to see more of.

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