John R. Miles

It's where flow begins to move.

It's where the person you're becoming finally has room to breathe.

So today, I'm not here to hand you a list of things to fix.

I'm here to invite you to do one small, brave, private thing while the year is still soft.

Choose something to end.

Not because it's bad, but because it's finished.

And when you do, you're not closing a chapter.

You're making space for the next one to arrive whole.

And the reason this matters is because letting something end rarely happens in a single decision.

It happens in moments, usually quiet ones, where we finally see what we're still carrying and what it's quietly costing us.

I didn't learn that from a book.

I learned it in a moment that didn't look like an ending at all but changed what I carried from that day forward.

Let me take you there.

Thank you for choosing PassionStruck and choosing me to be your host and guide on your journey to creating an intentional life.

Now, let that journey begin.

We've all felt it, that subtle drag, the way certain thoughts, certain stories, certain old ways of being show up again and again, like guests who were invited once but never quite left.

We tell ourselves they're harmless.

They're just background noise, part of who we are, but they're not neutral.

They cost something, and the cost isn't always loud.

It's quiet, gradual, almost invisible.