In order to succeed in the world according to you and only you alone, you must let go, in order to let in.

Start with being fake. Eliminate it altogether. Stop hiding. Allow yourself to be fully seen. Quit trying to outdistance fear. Fear is here for the long haul – don’t let it stop you. If you’re not at least a little afraid, then you’re playing an exceedingly small game. Detach from outcomes. Have zero expectations. Keep doing the work. Your work. Don’t overthink it. Literally take imperfect action.

Here’s an exercise I got from ‘Divine Purpose’ and worth copying:

Write one uncensored sentence in your notes app — and don’t delete it.

“One raw, unfiltered line. About what you want, what you fear, who you miss — whatever’s rattling inside your head. Don’t pretty it up. Don’t backspace the sharp parts. Just let it exist.

Sounds pointless? It’s not. Most of us spend our days editing ourselves down to something palatable — online, in conversations, even in our own minds. One honest sentence you don’t censor is proof that you can handle your truth.

And here’s the ripple: once you can see it written, you’ll find it harder to pretend you don’t know it. That tiny line might turn into a question you finally ask, a boundary you finally set, or a secret you stop carrying alone.”

Be real in a world where everybody is trying to be something or someone they think they need to be. Master integrity. Say what you mean, mean what you say and watch your world transform.

Those meant to work with you will draw closer, and the tire-kickers will fade into obscurity, at least in your world.

Digital life lets us perfect our performance — but it’s killing our presence. DIVINE PURPOSE

Life is not emoji directed, clean and clear. Our lives are messy. We make mistakes. We fail. The goal takes longer than what we have planned on paper.

When you first start letting go, your life might seem pointless. Without the constant ‘being on’ and doing, you may begin to feel awkward and off kilter. This is the precursor to being real, cutting through the noise and letting the real you shine through.

Your Challenge Today: What’s one thing you know you need to let go of but have been procrastinating around it? Let it go today and if you want to explore what that might look like with some company – then let’s talk.