Hello, good morning and welcome back or welcome to Morning Ray. I'm your host, Lan,

or Alana, if we haven't met before. But today's episode is all about the art of letting go and

truly just trusting the divine timing of life, learning to trust your intuition, opposed to

trying to control things. And I feel like I used to think I had this downpack. And I've really

come to realize that I've only actually truthfully let go in the past few months in the past like six months or so.

And when I can say, I feel like a weight has been lifted off of my shoulders.

I feel like I have so much more space in my mind to think about other things.

And, you know, just like trusting that the decisions I make will lead me to the place

I want to go being able to visualize and kind of embody and feel who I want to be who that

highest version of myself is and then just like take the art of letting it go and leaving it in a higher power's hands,

God, spirits, whatever it is that you believe in, to just take me there and know that I have

the ability to get myself there and that I already own it and kind of just like foregoing that

control because I feel like I used to really try to control

the way things played out, trying to predict timelines, controlling my success, measuring it,

and all of that. And it really was just more draining than beneficial by any means. I think like

letting go seems to have this bad rap. It means that you're weak,

that you're giving up. But I think that's so far from the truth. I think letting go is honestly

one of the most powerful, self-loving things that you can do. You're not supposed to carry everything. You're not supposed to force

people to love you or stress over timelines you made when you were younger and start spiraling over

the fact that you haven't hit the career goals or where you think you're supposed to be right now.

Like I spoke about this in previous episodes. I feel like I had this whole timeline that I put out

for myself. And for so long, I thought that I had this whole timeline that I put out for myself.

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