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 Education should be less about what goes in and much more about becoming aware of what you have inside, unlocking that hidden potential and developing tools to keep you winning, in all areas of your life.

-Sandy Gallangher President, CEO and Co-founder of the Proctor Gallagher Institute


Author: By Judith Sills Ph.D. 

Letting go means something has to open in your head and in your heart, but that shift, that easing, comes up against our own invisible, often implacable resistance. A great deal of that resistance comes from nothing more pedestrian than the great human reluctance to change. Even change for the better is still change, often initially dreaded and avoided. We are creatures of habit and of inertia.


Sills , Judith. “Let It Go!” Psychology Today, Sussex Publishers, 4 Nov. 2014, www.psychologytoday.com/us/articles/201411/let-it-go.


"Letting go means something has to open in your head and in your heart.... Even change for the better is still change, often initially dreaded and avoided."

Psychology today 


full article:


https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/articles/201411/let-it-go


(Can I attach a PDF to the members in the Chat? Probably yes.)


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