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The Most Powerful Thing You Can Do

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Go ahead.

Say it outloud.

Write it down.

Say thank you.

And then let it float away.

What do you need to let go of today?  What one shot can you take today to say goodbye?  What one view can you capture to usher in the start of something new?

Show us what’s in your lens today.  Sometimes it’s the most powerful thing you can do.

 

Comments

  8. It’s hard to let things go but it must be done now and then. I think it’s time for me to search inside and let go of a couple of things i’ve endeavored not to think about.

  15. sometimes it’s hard to let go. We’re all different, of course … for me I have been tormented since my Mother died nearly two years ago. Not a day goes by, that I don’t think a great deal about her, about things I could have done better, about what I should have shown her more of — and less of, about her dying all alone. I don’t know how to let go of the torment. Perhaps this may help me think of how to do that, if I’m ready …

  17. I have a huge fear of not finishing what I start. I have countless journals, books and projects that I have began and never finished. The crazy thing is they are things that I truly enjoy and I don’t understand why I don’t complete them. There is this thing deep down in me that doesn’t believe that I deserve to complete it. I realize it robs me of so much joy. Here is the link to my new blog that I just began – this is a sort of therapy for me to prove to myself that I can stick with something I enjoy.
    http://inthelifeoflinda.blogspot.com/

  18. I struggle every single day with time, not enough time, time moving too fast, my timing, other people’s expectations of my time. my own expectations… i’m too slow, they’re too fast. i’m getting older, everyone seems so young.

    i love this invitation. the most powerful thing you can do is…

    for me that would be to let go of time, release it, bless myself and be free.

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/22496405@N03/3291268452/

  20. Giggling because if I tried that with the closest water source, it would just come back to me
    and then go away
    and then come back
    and then go away
    and then come back

    Just hangin’ around at my feet, not wanting to leave.

    And I think I’d wonder what that meant. 🙂

  29. As a newer "photographer" with a newer camera, I’ve been facing a little bit of fear of photography itself. Yesterday, I truly just let go and clicked as I explored my city. I was laying on the ground, climbing over things, whatever it took to get the picture I wanted, the picture I saw in my mind. It was an amazing feeling to just click without fear.

    http://aliandsethinthecity.blogspot.com/2009/02/bridge-of-my-heart.html

    I hope my fearless clicking continues!