We all carry parts of ourselves that once protected us, guided us, or kept us safe—but no longer serve who we’re becoming. Letting go can be one of the hardest acts of growth. Some of the most enlightened members of the community share their thoughts on this below.
Jake Schumann
The part of me that has served its purpose and must now be released is the version of myself that always tried to carry everything alone. Early on I thought strength meant doing it all, fixing it all, and proving I could hold the weight. That season built resilience, grit, and resourcefulness — but it’s no longer the way forward. Now, strength looks like trust. Read more>>
Jessica Maeve
I like this question because I have new music coming out, and it relates to the music. To start, I’d like to think that all life experiences should be shared so that we learn from each other and also reflect on who we are. Read more>>
Katy Lemieux
I am a fierce advocate and I hate a bully. I can be very quick tempered and as I’ve gotten older I’ve had to learn when to keep myself in check so that I don’t lose credibility in my argument. I have had to find better more sustainable ways to stand up for people. It is still a constant process for me. Read more>>
Shania Brown
I have to admit, these questions stirred something deep within me: What part of me has served its purpose? And what part must now be released? They landed in my spirit like a quiet echo of truth especially now, as I find myself in the midst of what some might call a spiritual awakening. Read more>>
