We often don’t celebrate endings. We think of them as failures or mistakes — as if the end invalidated everything else. But endings can be many things: They’re how we preserve time and energy, how we reach a healthy conclusion, and how we prepare for something new. Today, Jason wants to help you embrace endings. He’ll give you three questions to ask yourself — and after you do, you may find yourself feeling lighter and freer. And he’ll start with something he just ended. He loved it, truly. But saying goodbye was liberating — just as it could be for you.
We often don’t celebrate endings. We think of them as failures or mistakes — as if the end invalidated everything else.
But endings can be many things: They’re how we preserve time and energy, how we reach a healthy conclusion, and how we prepare for something new.
Today, Jason wants to help you embrace endings. He’ll give you three questions to ask yourself — and after you do, you may find yourself feeling lighter and freer.
And he’ll start with something he just ended. He loved it, truly. But saying goodbye was liberating — just as it could be for you.