Don’t rely on something for too long— it just might try to take your value.
We develop habits, routines, relationships and rituals that help us for a while, even support us. We hold these bonds close but sometimes that is part of the problem. Too much of anything can be just too much.
Like a leather glove— It once fit so right. A comfort is soft and holds you together, something familiar yet keeps you protected. But with time you start to forget life without this comfort and like leather you become stiff and bleed through the cracks of the fault lines as it starts to restrict your movement. This freeing feeling you once had and grasp at to rekindle can become the burden that has been holding you down when you need to move on.
You see, this familiarity becomes a comfort.
This comfort becomes a need, a desire.
Then suddenly, we find ourselves giving more than we’re getting.
So check in.
Is it lifting you—or bleeding you?
Letting go is not giving up. There is a time for everything.
You owe no loyalty to what dims your light. Drift freely— your value isn’t tied to staying still.
-Steady