Letting go of relationships
Learning to let go of people is not always a negative experience. You can use it an opportunity for personal growth.
- Let yourself feel all the range of emotions the relationship brings about.
- Take time to reflect: What did you learn from this relationship?
- Forgive and be grateful for the lessons you learned about the world and yourself, and keep the positive moments as reminders of a relationship that helped you grow.
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