#70- What You Have to Give Up, to Get Something else
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Courtney Gray shares the second major crossroads in her business: during COVID, she had to choose between storing and waiting out the shutdown of Creative Side Jewelry Academy or selling it, and she sold after recognizing her real capacity, health, and energy could not sustain that version of the business while building what was next. The transition was messy and painful, involving community abandonment, slander, and a prolonged period of depression, illness, and multiple hospitalizations, reinforcing that pushing past capacity eventually forces consequences. She emphasizes that letting go only works when you fully release what no longer fits, and that you can’t build what’s next with your hands full of what was. She offers clear questions to assess capacity and direction, reframes letting go as honesty rather than quitting, and connects these lessons to why she built Transform. The next episode will address time and how long change takes.
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