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Welcome to a fresh start! As we embrace this new year, I want to extend a warm virtual hug to everyone in our community. Thank you for allowing me to be part of your journey. This week, I feel inspired to discuss the theme of new beginnings and the hope that accompanies them.

Recently, I came across a simple yet powerful statement: “You can’t reach out for the new until you let go of what is in your hand!” This profound insight resonated with me on many levels, prompting reflection on my own experiences.

The last few weeks have led me on a significant inner journey of self-discovery. While my external life—family, friends, and career—seems stable, I have been compelled to confront old emotions and memories as I finalized my book manuscript. Revisiting past experiences stirred feelings I hadn’t addressed in years. This process, while cathartic, revealed challenges I didn’t anticipate. I found myself questioning long-held beliefs that had shaped my identity.

As I began to analyze my past, I realized that my emotional foundation had shifted, leaving me feeling somewhat disoriented. I thought completing my book would signal an end, but it turned out to be the beginning of a new chapter—a tumultuous one, at that. I felt unprepared for the emotional upheaval that followed.

Letting go is often easier said than done. I’ve always prided myself on maintaining control, so when I struggled to find my footing, I experienced panic and uncertainty. It was exhausting. Eventually, I had to surrender to the process and trust that I was moving towards a better place. Surprisingly, this acceptance brought me peace and confidence.

In this moment of realization, I understood that I could not grasp new opportunities while clinging to outdated beliefs. It’s a common struggle—many of us long for the freedom to embrace change yet find it challenging to release the past. I had to confront the fact that holding onto old habits was hindering my growth.

Now, as the emotional storm has passed, I find myself in a brighter place, ready to embrace the future. I acknowledge that there may still be remnants of the past to address, but I feel empowered to move forward on a firmer foundation than ever before.

Looking ahead, I have no idea what this year will bring. I’m excited about potential projects and new opportunities. What I do know is that I can reflect on my journey with pride and anticipation for what lies ahead. So, here’s to new beginnings—let’s embrace the ride!

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Here’s to new beginnings and the exciting possibilities that lay ahead!

Chanci Turner