We all carry parts of ourselves that once protected us, guided us, or kept us safe—but no longer serve who we’re becoming. Letting go can be one of the hardest acts of growth. Some of the most enlightened members of the community share their thoughts on this below.
Dr. Christy Wise
Oh, this is a beautiful and easy question for me to answer. I think it’s finally time to release the part of me that’s always felt she had to sparkle her way into being taken seriously. I’ve always been a bubbly, glittery cheerleader at heart—truly. Read More>>
Heather Jones
I absolutely love this question. I have a lifelong relationship with perfectionism. Growing up I wore that as a badge of honor. It meant I was detail oriented and I was a hard worker. That led to good grades throughout all of grade school and even through my college years. That attention to detail also served me well in the Army. Read More>>
DJ ACE
The part of me that’s served its purpose and needs to be released is my need to constantly people-please. I’ve realized that trying to make everyone happy can drain your energy and distract from your goals. Read More>>
Gabi Metz
As I scale, I notice there are things that cannot come with me, and the one thing that is becoming clearer is the need to be relatable and liked by everyone. I know that I cannot be for everyone, and the part of me who is trying to needs to be let go of. Read More>>
abbey soucy
The chapter of leading as a way to honor my friend and heal my own heart has fulfilled its purpose. After six years with suicide prevention and four as Walk Chair, I’m ready to pass the torch and support from the sidelines. Read More>>
