We all carry parts of ourselves that once protected us, guided us, or kept us safe—but no longer serve who we’re becoming. Letting go can be one of the hardest acts of growth. Some of the most enlightened members of the community share their thoughts on this below.
Dyamund (Fairy) C.
I consider myself an empath so I feel things even when it’s not wanted. This causes me to be there for others more than I am there for myself. The time to release is now. Due to a conversation I had with someone about who I am and my character; I was told it’s MY TURN. Read more>>
Katie Mabe
When I started Rose of Venus Co. at 20, I was just beginning to explore resin and crafting, figuring out who I was and what I wanted to create. Now at 25, my work and vision have grown with me. The part of me that I’ve released is the need to make ‘just anything’ to sell. Read more>>
Cameron London
This has been a topic that’s crossed my mind a few times recently. For the last year, I’ve poured all my focus and resources into creating the best album I possibly could for my 30th birthday. There were so many topics that I tackled on the album that began to make me rethink a lot of things. Read more>>
Billie Leigh
I have a hurt little girl living within me and as much as that hurt has molded me I realize I have to move forward and stop looking back on those hurtful things of my past so I can walk in my purpose. I’m on a journey to turn my pain into purpose and my heartache into triumph. Read more>>
