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4 Hard Lessons We Learn by Letting Go in Life (One Day at a Time)

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If somebody is working on themselves and changing for the better, it’s unnecessary to keep bringing up their past. People can change and grow.

You know that’s true. But have you given yourself a fair chance to change and grow, too?Have you loosened your grip on what’s behind you, so you can step forward again?If you’re shaking your head, you aren’t alone.

At times we all fall victim to our attachments. We simply don’t realize how often we block our own present blessings by holding on to everything so tightly.Thus, it’s time for a quick true story about life and letting go…She rarely makes eye contact.

Instead, she looks down at the ground. Because the ground is safer. Because unlike people, it expects nothing in return. She doesn’t have to feel ashamed about her past.

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