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So much of what holds us back from surviving and thriving after divorce is our inability to ‘let go’ Indeed, without the ability to let go we cannot move forward in life in an effective way.

You are going through a Divorce. You are angry, bitter and resentful. You know deep down that these emotions are not getting you anywhere and that they are actually hurting you more than anyone else but you can’t seem to shake them off. Again, the ability to let go of the things that caused these negative emotions will allow you to start over and create a new life that offers you enormous opportunities.

“I’ve learned that when you harbor bitterness, happiness will dock somewhere else.”  Andy Rooney

You cannot move forward without Letting Go

Hapiness at the BeachLife Coaching helps you understand this and it is the cornerstone of our discovery process. It frees you up. Instead of wasting your precious time in negativity, your time can be devoted to creating the best of all possible worlds for yourself.

You have to learn how to let go of the past in order to build a future. 

Holding onto what no longer exists simply doesn’t work.  Holding on to  negative emotions eats us up alive and rob of other emotions that make us feel whole.


Letting go is saying no to the past running your Life

It is freedom to choose.  It is the act of acceptance of what is versus a fantasy.  If you believe that everything that happens in life does so for a reason, then you know that there is a reason for what is happening to you.  Perhaps that is hard to see right now but if you look back over your life, you will see the path that has led you to where you are today.

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Favorite Quote
People have a hard time letting go of their suffering. Out of a fear of the unknown, they prefer suffering that is familiar.
Thich Nhat Hanh


Favorite Quote
Anger is like taking poison and expecting the other person to die.
Rabbi Marc Gelman
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