EPISODE · Nov 10, 2020 · 33 MIN
Letting Go of What Doesn't Serve You
from embrace the madness
Nature is often a beautiful parallel to our human experience, and fall is no different! I took some time to be in the woods and in the middle of peak foliage season, I was mesmerized. The beauty of the colors around me filled my heart with joy, but it also reminded me of some core truths about my own life. I experience change and transformation just like the trees do, losing their leaves after they are no longer providing life or sustenance. I found this to be a metaphor for my own growth and transformation process, even though it doesn't always feel as pretty. Letting go is hard, but it's a necessary part of our cycle to create space for new things. If you are looking for deeper, more intimate support, I invite you to join the mad method, my 12-week transformational program designed to help you discover your truth, rewrite the stories keeping you stuck, and start living with more clarity, confidence, and joy. it's my signature 1:1 program designed to reconnect you with who you really are, rewrite the story you’ve been living, and step into the life that’s calling you 🦋 Read more and sign up for the mad method HERE Join my free community and receive audio drops of wisdom, inspiration, and empowerment for your life. I also share special offers and bonuses for my community members :) https://t.me/+pOOoLRU92zs3ZWY5 Click to browse my page, offers, music, and more! https://planoly.store/embracethemadness Follow on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/embracethemadness_ Follow on TikTok! https://www.tiktok.com/@madeleineholdford Subscribe to EMBRACE THE MADNESS Podcast ✨YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@embracethemadness Support embrace the madness by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/embrace-the-madness Find out more at http://embracingthemadness.com
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