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In this episode of She’s Too Quiet, we talk about something most of us avoid but desperately need: letting go. Before stepping into a new season—especially a year as significant as 2026—God often calls us to release. You’ll learn the key signs that it’s time to let something go and how to recognize when a season has quietly ended—even if you’re still trying to hold on.
💭 Journal Prompts:
1. What am I still carrying that God has been asking me to release? List anything that feels heavy, draining, or outside of who you want to become.
2. What belief about yourself needs to be left in 2025? Old identity → new identity.
3. If you let go, what are you afraid will happen?
Name the fear to expose the root.
4. What space do I want to create for 2026? Emotionally, spiritually, relationally, physically.
🎵 Closing Song Recommendation: “Breakthrough” by Chibike
✨ Connect:Follow along on social media, subscribe on YouTube, or listen wherever you find your podcasts.“She’s Too Quiet” — for the soft-spoken and deeply felt.
By She's Too QuietIn this episode of She’s Too Quiet, we talk about something most of us avoid but desperately need: letting go. Before stepping into a new season—especially a year as significant as 2026—God often calls us to release. You’ll learn the key signs that it’s time to let something go and how to recognize when a season has quietly ended—even if you’re still trying to hold on.
💭 Journal Prompts:
1. What am I still carrying that God has been asking me to release? List anything that feels heavy, draining, or outside of who you want to become.
2. What belief about yourself needs to be left in 2025? Old identity → new identity.
3. If you let go, what are you afraid will happen?
Name the fear to expose the root.
4. What space do I want to create for 2026? Emotionally, spiritually, relationally, physically.
🎵 Closing Song Recommendation: “Breakthrough” by Chibike
✨ Connect:Follow along on social media, subscribe on YouTube, or listen wherever you find your podcasts.“She’s Too Quiet” — for the soft-spoken and deeply felt.