If you are drawn to read this, chances are you’ve loved and lost a significant furry friend, and I want you to know that it’s okay to feel the way you do. Losing a pet isn’t easy; it’s like losing a piece of your heart. I’ve been there, and I want to share a story with you — a story that I hope will bring you some comfort and a glimmer of hope too!

A great read, especially if you're tired of going through the motions and are ready to live a life filled with more passion, purpose, and fulfillment. By the end of this post, you'll have the tools to transform your life to make getting out of bed daily a necessity and a joy.

What if the secret to letting go is holding on? How intriguing does that sound?

Have you ever struggled with the concept of letting go, whether it be of someone, something, or the memory of an overwhelming experience?

Have you ever experienced a bad day getting worse? Or perhaps a good day getting better?

It’s the familiar pattern of getting back whatever we put into the universe.

Many things can wreak havoc on our lives, pull us off track, and require us to be open to seeing potential and possibilities in our darkest moments.

How often does that question come up for you or someone you love?

Some people go through life barely noticing what’s going on around them, and then others seem to often live in the centre of the storm. Can you relate to this in any way?

Have you ever been told that you were too sensitive or perhaps that you need to get thicker skin? Maybe you have been described as one who over-reacts or tends to become easily overwhelmed.

For those of you reading this who want to yell YES!!! How did it make you feel at the time?

The harder you try, the longer it is going to take. The reality and power of this statement is wide-reaching. The sooner we ‘remember to remember when we are faced with anything that doesn’t feel uplifting, aligned, or good, there is always a better way.