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10 Things We Always Wait Too Long to Let Go of in Life

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We don’t even realize how often we’re blocking our own present blessings by holding on so tightly.Letting go is not giving up.

Letting go is surrendering any needless attachments to particular outcomes and situations. Surrender means showing up in your life with the intention to be your best, and to do the best you know how, without expecting life to be ideal.

Have goals, have dreams, take purposeful action, and build solid relationships, but detach from what life must look like every step of the way.The energy of someone aspiring to create something wonderful this year, teamed with a healthy balance of surrender, is far more effective than someone determined to create outcomes with a desperate must-have mentality. Surrender brings inner calmness, awareness, and understanding.

And lest we forget that our outer lives are a reflection of our inner state of being.Thus, take a moment to remind yourself of some things many of us typically attach to long after it’s time to let go, so you can loosen your grip on them as you move forward…Try to use frustration and inconvenience to motivate you rather than annoy you.

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