Let go of the excess stuff
Let go of toxic people
Let go of unhealthy habits
Let go of self-pitying
Let go of guilts
Let go of unnecessary stress
Let go of gratuitous thoughts
Let go of unrealistic expectations
Let go of empty desires
Let go of pernicious behaviours
Let go of expired relationships
Let go of judgement
Let go of procrastination
Let go of trying to change the others
Let go of the “just in case” items
Let go of unreasonable plans
Let go of bad sleeping habits
Let go of mom-guilt
Let go of rudeness
Let go of unpleasant relatives
Let go of petty thoughts
Let go of unsolicited advice
Let go of pleasing everybody
Let go of knick-knacks
Let go of over-dependence
Let go of unwanted inherited possessions
Let go of prejudice
Let go of perfectionism
Let go of multitasking
Let go of “yes” to everything
Let go of harmful partners
Let go of toxic working environments
To quote Miranda Cawley Heller in her book Paper Palace, “ Does letting go mean losing everything you have, or does it mean gaining everything you never had?”.