MY FRIENDS

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  Romany and Staff This is another true-life story you would love. The love of a mother!
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  Tawannie I’m letting go of the unrealistic goals I set for myself. #LetGo #FindingBalance
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  Romany Malco Letting go of playing small. #LetGo
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  Nicole Desla Learning that your loved ones are not well is so overwhelming. I am literally sitting here thinking why? Why is it that when the sun comes up a cloud has to block the rays. I guess it is just the natural ebb and flow of life. Hell, it doesn't mean I have to like it! SMH. Live life and give thanks for every minute you get. It is a blessing.
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  Tijuana Jackson I'm holding onto the fact that when I was a kid my Uncle tried to put his finger in my asshole while I was sleep. I'm also holding onto the fact that my daddy never looked back after he left, "Till this day! Till this day!" #LetGo
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  Celeste TheTherapist ™️ #letGo of what I cannot control!!!! it is so freeing
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  Astrid Cuypers I am holding on to bad habits, I need to be in better control. #LetGo of comfort food and procrastination
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  Tisha D. My supply is Infinite, for the Universe is my supply and supply will never fail me. #MyAffirmation
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  Nathan Fisher NF7 feeling unsure. How do you best handle this? In the past week the country has locked down regions so I can't even go back to my home town to see my family or church community. I've had a teacher and best friend pass away this week and I'm feeling lonelier than ever before. Still trying to make sense of this madness.. I believe God has this under his control but even still i feel alone and scared to be myself sometimes. I've always been a sociable type of person so it's weird only hearing my own voice all the time. Can anyone else relate to any of this? #ChangeYourCourseChangeYourLife #INK (I Never Knew) #LifeManagementTribe #LMTLove #LovingTheCrew #Peace #ProLifeTips #Reflecting #RiseAndClimb #SelfLoveRitual #SendPositiveEnergy #SeekingAdvice #SelfcareSunday #WIP (Work In Progress) #SelfAwareness
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  Joy Marino I am letting go of childhood trauma. #LetGo
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  Twisty Rita Purge 2019 has been completely stalled by the Summer of Slack '19. My brain needs a kick start, to move again. Only good thing is that my brain needed this time to sort things out, but the body is suffering for it. Lots of changes coming up this fall have me frozen.
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  Life Management Tribe Podcast
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  Danielle Shepherd Sara is crushing it! Not only is she constantly and consistently working to change her own mindset, but the love and care and concern she has shown me, personally, has been exponential. These last 2 months have been a deep struggle for me and, without hesitation, this woman continues to reach out to me with love and encouragement. Most people in my day to day life have just gone astray, yet here is this kind and loving soul continuing to reach out to me and checking on me. I have watched her grow over these few months and work endlessly to change her own mindset while simultaneously reaching out to others to share all of the knowledge she is obtaining along her journey so that none of us misses out. She's a rare soul that I am honored to have in my life and to call my friend. Ohhh, she is definitely crushing it!!!
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  Travares Lucas Can someone tag me in the 30/30
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  Heather Richmond I love my sense of humor. #SelfLoveSaturday
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  Sarah Gielow May you have the happiest of birthdays Tawannie! And an even better year ahead of you!
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  Alex Gielow Today I’m attempting to #LetGo of stress when taking action. Not everything triggers me, but situational transitions under pressure make it hard to create a flow. I look at my wife who multitasks well, talks to dozens of people all day long, while implementing and planning. I long to be like that. I’m a hyper focused type. It is hard to use it like a gift while not creating self sabotage.
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  Mary M. From “Cats in the Cradle” to Letting Go... I love my dad. There. I said it. Out loud for the world to hear. Amazing, considering I spent most if my adult life “hating” him. My childhood with him in it was traumatic, he was an abusive drunk. After my mom left him , he was too broke to give her any child support, so we grew up pretty poor on the welfare system. As an adult, I became more angry with him for making my mother struggle so much in her life. I “hated” & resented him. Over the years, he sobered up, found God , became an elder& wanted to rebuild his relationship with us kids. That’s the “cats in the Cradle” part of the story.For years, I didn’t have time for him, my resentment building. Well. Well, after a series of moves over a course of 10 years, he now lives less than 3 miles from me. I see him regularly, resentment is decreasing, and I’m learning to let go. And willing to say out loud, “I love my dad”. Shit, growth would be so much easier if I would just let it happe Sorry for the long post. That’s what I’ve been going through lately... letting go!
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  Coreen Zalot #ToughQuestions Initially I started college because I agreed out of foster care and had no skills to survive. College and financial aid provided me support and structure. But I kept changing majors. My debt kept climbing and I couldn't choose between chasing dreams of singing and art vs something "responsible" ... Psych, political science, English teacher. I quit then moved across country.. and spent time discovering myself. Went back to school for fine arts. When I had a child things changed. I went back to school for Real Estate and worked in it ten years. I wanted to support my child. It was not until the past 8 years that I've managed to blend together what I'm passionate about and career. Went back to school for nursing, then certified health and wellness coach and yoga teacher/therapist. Being in school with no direction is costly. Is an adventure, but costly. Being in school with purpose, is rewarding and worth it. Knowing where to start, building a foundation that you can branch into ancillary roles, and expand is priceless.
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  Jeffrey Fisher I hate the term "broken family." Yes, my marriage ended, but our family still "works." My kids are happy and healthy. My ex and I have moved on with other people in our lives. Our family has adapted in the face of adversity and change. Broken things can't do that!