Have you ever felt stuck in something you knew wasn’t right for you—whether it was a habit, a mindset, a relationship, or even a business decision? The hardest part isn’t realizing it’s time to let go—it’s actually doing it.
For a long time, I held onto things simply because they felt familiar. I told myself, Maybe it’ll get better or I just need to try harder. But the truth? The longer I stayed, the more drained I felt.
Letting go isn’t about quitting. It’s about trusting that what’s meant for you won’t require you to constantly convince yourself to stay.
In this episode, I’m sharing:
- The subtle signs you’re holding onto something that’s keeping you stuck
- Why we resist change (even when we know it’s necessary)
- How to start letting go in a way that feels aligned, not chaotic
If you’ve been feeling stuck, this episode is for you.
Listen now and let me know—what’s one thing you’re ready to release?
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