We talk a lot about healing, but not enough about the brutal truth of letting go. In this episode, I dive deep into why it’s so damn hard to release the people, memories, and identities that have hurt us and why clinging to them only keeps us trapped.
This isn’t a soft, sugar-coated conversation. I’m pulling apart the myths around forgiveness, family, loyalty, and pain. Because here’s the truth: letting go isn’t weakness. It’s survival. It’s rebellion. And it’s freedom.
If you’ve ever felt guilty for walking away, if you’ve ever struggled with cutting off toxic people, or if you’ve ever wondered why your past still has so much control over you this episode is for you.
What You’ll Hear in This Episode:
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Why we tie our identity to pain and struggle to release it
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The illusion of control when we hold onto grudges or past hurt
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Why not everyone deserves forgiveness (and that’s okay)
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The hard truth about toxic family ties and loyalty myths
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How letting go feels like grief and why that’s normal
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Choosing freedom over familiarity and reclaiming your energy
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A bold challenge for you to finally release what’s been holding you back
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