9 Things to Let Go Of & 6 to Consider

  1. Breathe
  2. Relax
  3. Let go of Complaining
  4. Let go of Anger
  5. Let go of Worrying
  6. Let go of Guilt
  7. Let go of Competing
  8. Let go of Judgement
  9. Let go of Regret
  10. Let go of Blame
  11. Let go of Fear
  12. Appreciate What You Have
  13. Focus on What You Can Do
  14. Be Here, Now
  15. Keep Going!

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