Things to drop. If you like peace of mind or know someone who likes to vibrate positively, this design is perfect for reminding yourself every day of the things you have to let go of.

2. One aspect of being a productive, happy person is
growth – both personal and professional. We
strive to create new opportunities for a few
different reasons: ambition, money, influence,
career growth, new challenges, and etcetera. It’s
natural to seek opportunities and circumstances
that challenge us and move us forward.

3. While most of us know the things that we need
to do in order to be successful – hard work, long
hours, more responsibility – less attention is paid
to the things that must stop doing in order to
realize this success. You’ll notice that most of
these self-damaging behaviors and habits are a
result of your thinking, which is perhaps your
important asset in achieving success, and one
that can give you a tremendous advantage…or
disadvantage.

4. Here are 6 things that you
must release to move
forward and achieve
success

5. 1. Release the desire to make everyone happy.
Everyone has an opinion about everyone they
know, accurate or inaccurate. Unfortunately, many
of us focus too much on what others think about
us. This is only natural, as we want to be accepted,
liked, and appreciated.

6. 2. Release excuses while being accountable for your
actions.
There are truly intelligent and gifted people that will
never achieve success in their life because they can’t or
won’t stop making excuses and blaming others. When an
opportunity presents itself, you must seize that
opportunity to the fullest and remember that only you
can make it happen. Blaming others for your problems
and making excuses will never yield positive outcomes…
ever.

7. 3. Release big mistakes and failures of the past.
We’ve all made mistakes and failed at some point in our
lives, some more often than others. It bears repeating:
there is absolutely nothing that can be done about these
past failures…what’s done is done. The belief that “You can
judge a person’s future by their past” is a false one that can
be accepted as truth if we are not careful.

8. 4. Release past pain and trauma.
Sometimes the word “difficulty” does not truly do
justice to things we’ve experienced in the past.
Some of us have experienced significant pain and
even trauma from things that have happened to us.

9. 5. Release insecurity.
As with most other deeply rooted beliefs,
insecurity can be tough to overcome, but it can be
overcome. That being said, don’t worry about what
others think of you. Again, this is their problem,
not yours. Anyways, most people are far too
encumbered with their own lives to really think
about you much.

10. 6. Release jealousy and resentment.
Who, at one point or another, has held feelings of jealousy or
resentment? (Raises hand). Yes, jealousy and resentment are
common human emotions, but ones that are disempowering
and energy-sapping.
Further, jealousy and resentment are irrational, unproductive
thoughts that do absolutely nothing positive for us. This is
especially true when attempting to achieve any type of goal of
measure of success.

11. We can all learn from people that have been successful
instead of harboring negative feelings. Try to build a
relationship with and build your social circle around such
people. Success breeds success, and you’ll likely find a
good person that will provide some motivation and
encouragement for you to achieve your goals.

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14. Things to drop. If you like peace of mind or know someone
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