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6/20/2021 0 Comments

How to Know When It’s Time To Let Go

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Some of the most profound messages come to me in sets of three.

Recently I’ve had conversations in my personal and professional life that are focused on the frustrations of not being able to control outcomes. The crux of these discussions centered around loss. Loss of an identity when considering a career change. Loss of a relationship that you didn’t want to end. Loss of a sense of freedom in some aspect of your life.

Whether it’s a fear of an impending loss or a loss you’ve already encountered, there is a common feeling of not being quite ready to let go.

In these cases, resistance is present. There’s a lack of acceptance of what’s happening. Sometimes there’s a full on war with the reality of a situation. In both reactions, there is a lot of unnecessary suffering.

So, what do you do? How can you know when it’s time to let go and surrender the outcome vs taking action to positively impact the results you desire?

I came across this article that did a great job of providing guidance on how to discern the difference and how to surrender in a powerful way, https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/inviting-monkey-tea/201605/when-its-time-let-go-control-and-surrender.

May it provide valuable insights and words of wisdom to support you on your journey. And may you find strength and courage as you navigate the loss.

If I can be if any support to you as you process the loss, please don’t hesitate to reach out, [email protected].


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