Flowering in today’s world is hard. Especially because it’s easy to forget that so many of us are in this together.

Our conversation with Graeme Corbett of Bloom & Burn is a good reminder that what you see is not necessarily what you get. He is very humbly and vulnerably chatting about the current difficulty of his business and his outlook on it all is incredibly inspiring.

You’ll hear firsthand experience on what it looks like to take a pause to focus on your creativity and find the avenues which bring you fulfillment.

Work is something we all must do to make a living, but when you reconnect with why you enjoy your work, it becomes life-giving rather than depleting.

Graeme is also chatting about his brand-new cutting garden. It’s been quite an adventure! He’s sharing some things that he’s learned (and learning!).

Bloom & Burn is a floral studio based in the Kent. Graeme teaches one-to-one and group classes as well as floral styling. Recently, he collaborated on the new Jamie Oliver cookbook! And in the last year, Graeme has moved his business from London to the countryside, so he’s also in the process of setting up his first cutting garden and growing his own flowers! You can follow along his journey on Instagram at @bloomandburn and find him online at bloomandburnflowers.com.