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Calm it Down

Calm it Down Podcast: Morning Affirmations - What You're Taking With You

Calm it Down

Chad Lawson

Health & Fitness, Mental Health

4.8895 Ratings

🗓️ 29 December 2025

⏱️ 2 minutes

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Summary

About consciously choosing what to carry forward and what to leave behind.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Good morning. Today's opening reflection is this.

0:05.0

Breathing in, I gather what's worth keeping.

0:10.0

Breathing out, I'm prepared what I'll carry forward.

0:15.0

Not everything from this year needs to come along, and that is true. Well, let me ask, as this year closes,

0:25.4

what do you actually want to take with you? What lessons, what relationships, what practices,

0:34.2

what parts of yourself that you discovered?

0:40.0

You get to choose.

0:42.3

You don't have to bring everything.

0:47.6

Some things served you for this season and can stay here.

0:52.0

So throughout your day, ask yourself this.

0:57.0

What from this year is worth carrying forward and what can I leave behind?

1:01.0

And with that, today's mantra is this.

1:05.0

I choose what I carry into next year.

1:10.0

Breathing in, I gather what's worth keeping, breathing out, I prepare what I'll

1:17.4

carry forward. Not everything from this year needs to come alone. So today, let this be enough

1:27.3

to begin.

1:28.7

One breath, one step, one morning at a time.

1:35.0

Have a most wonder-filled day.

1:40.0

Hey, by the way, if you enter these morning informations, guess what?

1:44.4

You can get one every weekday.

1:47.2

Yes, it's true.

1:48.8

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