119 Closing Chapters: Letting Go, Moving On, and Trusting What’s Next

In this soul-deep episode of Anyway, Moving Forward, Libni gets real about what it truly means to close a chapter—and how to walk away from the familiar, even when your heart aches for what’s being left behind.She’s moving out of Davao, her hometown, and into a new chapter in Manila—this time, not running from her past but rooted in stability, self-awareness, and love.Through personal stories, reflections, and wisdom gained from her own journey, Libni unpacks:What makes closing chapters so painful—even when we know it’s timeWhy grief, resistance, and emotional attachment are natural parts of changeHow to energetically detach with love—not hateThe power of creating boundaries that honor your truthWhy you can’t keep carrying the past into your futureHow to choose yourself without guiltWhat it really means to outgrow people and still love themShe also opens up about her relationship with her longtime yaya, and why this goodbye feels like a heartbreak. But through it all, she reminds you: you’re allowed to grow, even if it means walking alone for a while.🔑 Key Takeaways:Some people are only meant to walk with you for a chapter—not a lifetime.Letting go doesn’t mean you don’t love them. It means you love yourself enough to move forward.You attract what you believe you deserve. Do the inner work, and everything else aligns.💌 This episode is for you if:You’re on the edge of a big transitionYou feel guilty about growingYou’re grieving people you’re no longer aligned withYou want to move forward—but don’t know how to release the pastInstagram: @libnifortunaTikTok: @libnifortuna1:1 Mentorship & Retreats: linktr.ee/libnifortuna🎧 Listen in, reflect deeply, and let yourself be reminded:You are allowed to close chapters that no longer match your future.You are allowed to begin again.If this episode moved you, share it on your socials and tag @libnifortuna — she loves seeing which part resonated with you the most.🔑 Key Takeaways:💌 This episode is for you if:🔗 Connect with Libni:

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