It is said that "Life is like a river. Attachment is holding onto the riverbank, fearing to let go, while detachment is surrendering to the current, trusting it to carry you safely through the twists and turns. Finding the balance between holding on and letting go is the art of navigating the waters of existence."

Easier said than done, right?

How do you feel when you say goodbye to spaces, places, possessions and relationships?

In the latest Possibility Hub podcast I will be exploring the complexities of human experience delving into the age-old debate of attachment versus detachment. How do we find the perfect balance between attachment and detachment in relationships and life?