Well, hello there. It's Morgan here and welcome to today's episode. Today I want to talk about how does

courage play a role in letting go? So if there's something in your life that you're just thinking,

I think I need to let this go or I'm trying to let it go. How does courage play a role in that? And I want to talk about this

through a very particular lens that is super specific and it may even seem a little bit random,

but as I spent the past few months really looking at this one particular thing and figuring out

why it didn't work for me, it helped me discover some new things about letting go and why it's so

difficult to let go. And this sort of random thing that I'm talking about is something that happens on social

media. So for context, if this is your first time listening, I am an artist and a writer and the way that

I share my work and what I create, which is like a lot of other people, is have social media accounts and I share my work and I

engage with people on those social media accounts. So because that is a part of what I do and it's,

it's a part of my daily life to get things together and share them and all that kind of thing,

I follow a lot of people who talk about similar things.

And I've been noticing a trend over the past year. And I want to preface this by saying, I don't

think this is wrong. I think that it's actually very healthy and it can be very liberating.

However, I just realized that it didn't work for me. And I just want to share what didn't work and then what did work and how that all ties into

letting go. And it's this concept around niching down or not needing to have a niche.

I've been seeing a trend over the past year where a lot of

people have talked about not having a niche and just sharing a wide range of things. And again,

I don't think there's anything wrong with this. I think it is very, very healthy to evaluate the ways in which you are sharing things and what

kinds of things you're sharing, what kind of pressure you might be putting on yourself,

how you can take that pressure off of yourself. I think that is so important. However,

when I started hearing all of this, my first thought was, oh, yeah, I love this. Like, this is great. I,

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