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After betrayal, it’s natural to want answers.
Will they cheat again?
Will we make it through this?
Will I ever feel okay again?
We fixate on the outcome, hoping that if we could just know where this ends, we’d finally be able to breathe.
But in this episode, Luke explores a powerful truth:
Clarity doesn’t come from predicting the future, it comes from how you show up in the present.
Letting go of the outcome isn’t about giving up, it’s about reclaiming your peace, your power, and your presence. Because the most important question isn’t “What will happen?”, it’s “Who do I want to become in this?”
This episode is an invitation to stop gripping the wheel of a parked car, and to start living from a place of grounded self-trust—even when the ending is still unknown.
✔️ Why your brain clings to control after betrayal
✔️ The illusion of “future tripping” and why it leads to anxiety
✔️ What letting go of the outcome really means—and what it doesn’t
✔️ The shift from obsessing over outcomes to embodying presence
✔️ A grounding practice you can try today to return to now
💬 Reflection Question:
If you let go of needing to know the outcome…
how would you start showing up differently today?
Join the After the Affair community at www.facebook.com/groups/aftertheaffaircommunity
By Luke Shillings4.6
2020 ratings
After betrayal, it’s natural to want answers.
Will they cheat again?
Will we make it through this?
Will I ever feel okay again?
We fixate on the outcome, hoping that if we could just know where this ends, we’d finally be able to breathe.
But in this episode, Luke explores a powerful truth:
Clarity doesn’t come from predicting the future, it comes from how you show up in the present.
Letting go of the outcome isn’t about giving up, it’s about reclaiming your peace, your power, and your presence. Because the most important question isn’t “What will happen?”, it’s “Who do I want to become in this?”
This episode is an invitation to stop gripping the wheel of a parked car, and to start living from a place of grounded self-trust—even when the ending is still unknown.
✔️ Why your brain clings to control after betrayal
✔️ The illusion of “future tripping” and why it leads to anxiety
✔️ What letting go of the outcome really means—and what it doesn’t
✔️ The shift from obsessing over outcomes to embodying presence
✔️ A grounding practice you can try today to return to now
💬 Reflection Question:
If you let go of needing to know the outcome…
how would you start showing up differently today?
Join the After the Affair community at www.facebook.com/groups/aftertheaffaircommunity

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