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.
Valerie Wong
I think for me, it’s the part that believed I had to do everything perfectly to be worthy or successful. That perfectionist streak served me for a while—it helped me stay driven and organized—but it also kept me from taking risks or enjoying the process. Read more>>
Nile Stephens
The part of me that served its purpose was relying on my pain to be my fuel, and wearing it as if it were clothes. Read more>>
Christine B.
I think that I would like to focus on being an author and mentoring individuals. I have done just about every aspect in the entertainment industry, and I feel that I can press in on buying talent and producing events. Read more>>
Dalton Smith
I think the part of me that has served its purpose and now needs to be released is the version of me that was always willing to sacrifice everything – even my own well-being – to make productions happen and keep the business growing. Read more>>
Alecia Brinson
Whew! This question really hits home because I’m actually in a season of letting go of certain habits that once served me but are now holding me back from growing. For me, that habit is being a serial saver. Lol And I mean a true saver. If there was a championship for it, I’d probably have a trophy! Read more>>
