Remember back in September when we were all being asked—quietly, insistently—to release what no longer aligned?
For me, that season brought a truth I didn’t want to face: I had to let go of a project I’ve spent six years building… my podcast.
At the time, I wasn’t ready to admit it. I was still trying to fix it, rearrange it, or engineer a way to make it work.
➡️ Maybe if I script more, it’ll mean less editing.
➡️ Maybe if I batch record, I’ll stay ahead.
➡️ Maybe if I force more structure, I’ll find my rhythm again.
But every “solution” failed.
And at some point, the honest truth became unavoidable: I had been carrying a dead horse purely out of habit, obligation, and emotional attachment.
Here’s the cosmic irony:
The very thing that no longer fit—my podcast—taught me exactly what I needed for the next chapter.
Because scripting forced me to write more…And writing more made me better, sharper, stronger in my voice… And translating those scripts into blogs made my analytics skyrocket.
What once took me hours now takes me:
• 30 minutes to write
• 30 minutes to optimize
• 30 minutes to schedule
Ninety minutes for the kind of impact that used to cost me a day.
This is evolution in real time.
Not through force.
✨ Through listening.
So when I woke up this morning congested, swollen lymph nodes, the classic “pause” signal… I knew exactly what was happening.
My body was asking me to release the last thread I’d been holding onto.
To let go of:
✈️ The extra 8 hours a week I spent producing and promoting my podcast
✈️ The obligation I felt to keep going “for my listeners”
✈️ The identity tied to something I worked so hard to build
✈️ The familiar path, even though it no longer matched the woman I’ve become
Letting go isn’t a someday thing.
It’s a now thing. And today is the day.
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Here’s what I want you to take away:
Even for me—someone who teaches evolution, alignment, and subconscious rewiring—letting go is not always easy.
Your brain is wired to cling to the familiar. It interprets change as “danger,” even when you’re upgrading your life.
So it whispers stories:
“Just keep trying.”
“You owe people consistency.”
“You’ve already invested so much.”
“It would be irresponsible to stop.”
Those are not truths. Those are survival strategies inherited, rehearsed, and automated.
And if we don’t consciously disrupt them, they keep us stuck—in friendships, careers, projects, and patterns that no longer serve the woman we’re becoming.
It took me two months to override that wiring. To finally say: It’s done.
Not archived. Not saved for later.
Deleted. Because the version of me who needed this podcast has already completed her cycle.
I’m keeping my YouTube. I’m getting curious about what might unfold over there. But my true focus—the thing lighting me up—is my blog.
Because it’s where my clarity sharpens. Where my wisdom lands with precision. Where my voice is most alive.
And here’s the deeper lesson:
✨ Your evolution requires you to release even the things you worked years to build.
✨ Your brain will always resist the upgrades your soul is calling you into.
✨ Your next level becomes available the moment you stop carrying what has already completed its purpose.
Letting go isn’t loss. It’s alignment.
It’s the willingness to trust that the path ahead becomes visible only after you stop gripping the past.
You have permission to do the same in your own life— with clarity, with courage, and with deep, grounded truth.