A free seven-day series

The Art of Letting God for Those Stuck Between Holding On and Walking Away

For the person who knows something has to change, but cannot yet see what the next right step should be.

Mizi Wahid speaking to readers from his video
From Mizi Wahid, author of The Art of Letting God.

If you're still carrying the burden since you first read the book, you're probably still replaying the same conversations in your head.

The Art of Letting God, white hardcover with gold foil

If you read the book years ago and still carry what you carried then, this is for you.

200,000+ readers of The Art of Letting God.

A quiet reflection for your mornings.

One email each morning for seven days. You can stop at any time.

A woman carrying a heavy load of luggage, books and belongings on her back

Perhaps this is where you are

You have carried it for long enough to know that carrying it harder is not helping.

You may feel stuck between holding on and walking away. You have thought through every possible outcome, replayed every conversation, and asked yourself whether you are being patient or simply afraid to move.

You may be burnt out from being the dependable one. People see what you manage, but not what it costs you to keep managing it. Rest does not feel restful when your mind is still working.

You may still be grieving someone, something, or a version of life you were certain would happen. You may be heartbroken, disappointed in yourself, or moving through a dark place that is difficult to explain to the people around you.

This series will not rush you towards an answer. For seven mornings, it will help you:

  • Acknowledge what you are carrying, honestly and without shame.
  • Separate what is yours to do from what is not yours to control.
  • Practise entrusting the rest to God, one morning at a time.

The seven daily themes

Your next seven mornings.

Seven daily themes. Day 1: Do you know what you are carrying? Day 2: What your "holding on" actually protects. Day 3: The cost of the "middle place". Day 4: What "letting go" is not. Day 5: Tie the camel, then trust. Day 6: What empty hands (and hearts) can hold. Day 7: After the letting go.

One morning at a time

Give yourself seven gentle mornings before you decide what comes next.

Seven mornings for the decision you have been carrying for months.

Your thankless job. Your toxic friendship. Your failing business partnership. Your all-but-broken marriage.

Seven days. Free. One email each morning.

One email each morning for seven days. You can stop at any time.

The Art of Letting God

It was never all yours to carry.