Letting Go to Become Who You Are Meant to Be

“When I let go of what I am, I become what I am meant to be.”

For years, I mastered administration. First, in the Army, where my ability to get things done was so sharp that my bosses relied on me as their right hand—despite my little or no experience. If they wanted the moon, my only question was: “Which shape? Full or new?”

Later, when I stepped into the world of self-love and metaphysics, I naturally found myself assisting powerful teachers and coaches. I was the one who made things happen, who got things done. Every time I visualized my role in this field, I saw myself supporting them, organizing for them, making life easier for them.

I had friends tell me that talking to me helped them. But still, I nudged them towards the “real” teachers and coaches, believing they were the ones truly equipped to guide. Not me.

I took trainings and certifications—not to step into my power, but to be a better supporter. To understand the work better so I could talk about it. Because deep down, who was I to take this space?

And then, life pushed me to let go.

The version of me that I had carefully built, the version I felt safe in, the version I believed was my identity—had to be released.

Today, I stand as a super successful coach and facilitator, guiding others, leading the way. Not just supporting. But BEING.

✨ So, what version of yourself have you outgrown?
✨ What role has served its purpose but no longer aligns with who you are becoming?
✨ Are you ready to let it go?

Because on the other side of that release, is who you are truly meant to be. 💛