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The Freedom in Release
Releasing what no longer serves you creates space for what’s meant to grow.
Seth Thomas
April 23, 2025
Some of us think holding on makes us strong, but sometimes it is letting go.
Letting go doesn’t mean giving up—it means moving on with wisdom. Whether it’s a limiting belief, a project past its purpose, or a grudge that’s grown heavy, release is a conscious decision to lighten your mental and emotional load.
Clinging to the past often keeps us stuck. But freedom begins with choosing to stop carrying things that were never ours to hold—or no longer fit the version of ourselves we’re becoming. Letting go opens the door to peace, new ideas, and deeper clarity.
Today’s Challenge
Identify one thought, task, or habit you can intentionally release today. Say it aloud, then let it go.
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