Welcome, and thank you for your kind words about this blog.

Well, sometimes, explanation doesn’t do it. You may explain so well and yet people may not get it. And when you just have to let go, you might just let them go — with or without explanation. Yes, “doing nothing” about it may be the best move, and they will leave you on their own. They may thin they are leaving you, but in effect, it’s the same thing — you are letting them go.

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I really enjoy your blog – found it not too long ago. I admire the courage with which you speak your truth and that you speak openly about the spirituality of entrepreneurship. I agree that in this shift people will work for themselves and that work will be the way that people bring their “me”, their creativity into the world.

I have a question for you about letting go…(and I appreciate your sharing about letting go of your teachers). I had a split with one about a year ago that I still feel bad about…I am very grateful to this person. I know what I was doing was the right thing, but I wasn’t able to explain it at the time, and I can understand why she thought I didn’t value her services.

Anyway, question regarding letting go:

How do you let go of friends – good people – who aren’t a “fit” any longer? I believe that you become like the people you associate with. It’s not that I think I’m better than they are…and it’s not that I want to abandon anyone. In one case, it’s a matter of not wanting to invite a certain energy into my home, my life, my environment , if that makes sense.

Maybe I don’t “do” anything – yet I feel a sense of “falling away” and the new coming in, and all these people are being pointed out to me as “not for me”, not where I’m supposed to be…a sense that it’s time to fly (or float using your analogy). These relationships are being highllighted like Dot’ s journals above for a reason.

Thanks again for sharing your insights. We all appreciate it!

Best,

Sandra

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Love the development of this conversation, and I’m so happy and proud you are talking to each other, sharing and helping.
When I was writing the article, I thought of mentioning of purging journals, but opted not to, as I thought it may be a bit too much for many readers. So glad you guys figured it out.

For me, yes, purging journals was a big deal. When you are ready, you can do it, I think.