We glorify finishing, the neat endings, the polished goodbyes, the stories that wrap up with a bow. But most endings aren't neat. They're quiet, messy, or gut-wrenching.
This episode is for the part of you that knows something's done, but keeps hoping you can fix it, revive it, or make it pretty. Whether it's a job, a friendship, a creative project, or a whole identity, there's a moment when you realise: "If it costs me peace, it's already too expensive."
In this episode I discuss:
The myth of the tidy ending (and why we chase it).
The moment you know you're done, not when it's over, but when it's draining you.
How to hold the grief tangled up with the relief.
Why letting go is the most honest kind of self-respect.
You'll leave this one feeling lighter and maybe ready to finally call DONE on something that's been weighing you down.
If this hits, join me live for my next workshop "Done Is a Decision" inside The Done Era where we talk about how to spot when something's run its course and how to let it go without guilt.
