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2010 was the year of letting go.
Toxic relationships
Toxic friends
Toxic thoughts
Toxic jobs.
I let go of doubt
Doubt in myself
Doubt in my abilities
Doubt in my boyfriend
Doubt in my heart.
I let go of fear
Fear of not surviving.
Fear of not being the person others want me to be
Fear of failing
Fear of taking chances.
I let go of the unreasonable…and let myself be human.
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Today’s prompt: Let Go. What (or whom) did you let go of this year? Why? Via Alice Bradley.
Day 4: Wonder
Day 3: Moment
Day 2: Writing
Day 1: One Word
What an amazing year for you!!
It really has been! Thank you!
Beautiful post full of respect for yourself and your journey; truly compassionate self-acceptance with the spice of the fierce. Nice to meet you by way of #reverb10
Thank you so much! And right back atcha 🙂
Great post. My favorite of your #reberb10 so far!
Thanks love!
yes. absolutely, emphatically yes.
Yes. 🙂
Wow, you had the year I am striving to have next year! Good job!
Thank you! And good luck 🙂
Oh, letting go of toxic things, fear and doubt… that’s quite a productive year, and a good amount of growth. I still haven’t answered this prompt because I can’t think of a single thing that I let go (at least nothing worth writing about).
It came to the point where it was the only way I could move forward. Thank you!
I can’t help but sing “Toxic” when reading or writing about toxic things. 2010 looks like it’s been a very cleansing year for you! I hope 2011 brings more happy and awesome, but if you do encounter some mucky-muck, I hope you keep your strength to let go.
That song does pop in my head once in a while 🙂
And thank you! I’m sure there’ll always be muck coming my way but the awesome outweighs it!
It’s good to let go of toxic anything! I’m so happy for you 🙂
Thanks!
getting rid of those toxic relationships and jobs is a very important thing.
it can be really hard, but a big kudos to you for doing so.
I hope to follow your example. 🙂
Good luck and thank you!
to let go and “let myself be human”
great words … great advice
🙂 Thanks!