In this episode, we explore the delicate balance between holding on and letting go, and the transformative power of creating margin as a space within our lives not just for rest, but for inviting miracles.
I hope this call to exchange our “doing” for more “being” challenges you to reconsider what you hold onto and why, encouraging a life led by intention rather than habit. From stories of personal surrender to reflections on the balance of the universe, this discussion spans the metaphysical concepts of yin and yang, the laws of attraction, and the deep, textured meanings of "to hold" in Greek philosophy.
What are we willing to carry, own, master, and cherish? Letting go isn't just about loss but about making room for growth and embracing what truly matters. As you join this journey, be prepared to ask yourself: What am I holding onto that defines me? What should I let go of to make space for something greater?
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To learn more about the author I reference, go to his website, Bob Goff.com and I recommend starting with his book, Dream Big.
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