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Feb 15, 2022 26 min

Letting Go

from Black Women Who Hosted by Asia Gatling

In this episode, we unpack letting go for our own good. At times, we stay in toxic cycles within friendships, relationships, and other situations because we thing there is power and strength in sticking through the storm. In reality, there is power in knowing when to let go of situations that do not serve you. In order to continue working towards our best selves, we need to let go of situations that do nothing but harm us, whether it be emotionally, physically, mentally, and more. The better version of you has no space for people that bring anything to the table besides love, and happiness!

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