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WHAT I'M LEAVING IN 2025 - habits, people, and mindsets

WHAT I'M LEAVING IN 2025 - habits, people, and mindsets

Update: 2025-12-221
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This podcast episode focuses on the importance of releasing various aspects of life that no longer serve us as the new year approaches. The host shares personal experiences, including managing subscriptions with RocketMoney and her Invisalign journey with its speech challenges. Key themes include letting go of unfinished habits, unhealthy routines, cluttered physical and digital spaces, unfulfilling relationships, and the fear of judgment. The episode encourages embracing authenticity and reframing failure as a redirection, offering a path toward personal growth and alignment with future goals.

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00:00:00
Subscription Management and Personal Updates

The podcast begins by introducing RocketMoney as a solution for managing and canceling subscriptions. The host then shares a personal update about her Invisalign journey, detailing the challenges of wearing them and the resulting speech impediments.

00:02:01
Releasing Old Habits and Routines for 2025

As the new year approaches, the host emphasizes the importance of letting go of habits, people, and mindsets from 2025 that no longer serve her. This includes releasing the tendency to start things without finishing them, inconsistent self-care routines, and unhealthy eating patterns.

00:08:41
Decluttering and Relationship Dynamics

The discussion shifts to decluttering physical and digital environments to improve productivity and mental clarity. It also addresses releasing unfulfilling relationships, specifically mentioning "breadcrumbing" and the need for mutual effort, and the decision to stop trying to understand uncommunicative individuals.

00:24:34
Embracing Authenticity and Reframing Failure

The final segment focuses on shedding the fear of judgment and embracing one's authentic self. The host encourages redefining failure not as a dead end, but as a redirection, highlighting its role in growth and finding new paths.

Keywords

RocketMoney


A financial app that helps users track, manage, and cancel unwanted subscriptions, simplifying the process and potentially securing refunds.

Invisalign


Clear aligners used for orthodontic treatment, offering a less visible alternative to traditional braces, with challenges related to daily wear and speech.

Self-Care Routines


Personalized practices for maintaining physical, mental, and emotional well-being, including journaling, meditation, exercise, and healthy eating.

Clutter Management


The process of organizing and decluttering physical and digital spaces to enhance productivity and mental clarity.

Breadcrumbing


A relationship term for giving minimal attention or effort to keep someone interested without commitment, characterized by inconsistent communication.

Mutual Effort in Relationships


Balanced contribution of energy, communication, and commitment from all parties in a relationship to ensure its sustainability.

Authenticity


The quality of being genuine and true to oneself, involving expressing true thoughts, feelings, and values without pretense.

Fear of Judgment


Anxiety about how others perceive one's actions or appearance, which can hinder self-expression and personal growth.

Failure as Redirection


Reframing setbacks as opportunities to change course, learn lessons, or find a more suitable path, promoting resilience.

Q&A

  • What is RocketMoney and how can it help with subscriptions?

    RocketMoney is an app that helps users manage their subscriptions. It tracks all recurring charges in one place, notifies users of upcoming payments, and allows for easy cancellation directly through the app, potentially even securing refunds for forgotten subscriptions.

  • What are the main challenges the host is facing with her Invisalign treatment?

    The host is finding it difficult to wear Invisalign for the recommended 22 hours a day. She experiences a lisp and discomfort from sharp attachments that scrape her mouth, making speaking challenging.

  • What kind of habits is the host looking to let go of from 2025?

    The host wants to stop the habit of starting things but not finishing them. This includes inconsistent personal hygiene practices like not brushing teeth before bed and neglecting regular deep cleaning of her living space.

  • How does the host define "breadcrumbing" in relationships?

    Breadcrumbing is defined as giving someone a low amount of effort and just enough attention to keep them around without genuine commitment. This involves inconsistent communication, vague plans that are never followed through, and a lack of sustained effort.

  • Why is the host choosing to stop trying to understand people who are unwilling to communicate their feelings?

    The host believes it's unfair and mentally taxing to constantly try to decipher the feelings of someone who refuses to communicate. She feels it's not her responsibility to solve problems that the other person hasn't acknowledged or addressed.

  • What does the host mean by leaving the "fear of being me" behind?

    This means letting go of the fear of judgment and embracing her authentic self. She wants to stop second-guessing decisions out of fear of what others might think and fully pursue opportunities without being held back by self-limiting beliefs.

  • How does the host want to reframe the concept of failure in 2026?

    The host wants to view failure not as a dead end, but as a redirection. She believes that setbacks are opportunities to pivot, learn, or find a new path, rather than reasons to give up entirely on a goal.

Show Notes

Before we move into a new year and start working on our 2026 goals, it's time to let go of the people and things that don't align with us anymore. By releasing what no longer serves us, we can make room for everything we want to call in for the new year.

What I'm saying goodbye to in 2025 šŸŖ„
1. Starting but not finishing projects/not being dedicated to my goals
2. Environments that slow me down
3. Forcing things that aren't meant to be/no longer begging for someones time or attention
4. Trying to understand someone who is unwilling to communicate how they feel
5. Being afraid to show up as my most authentic self
6. Being afraid to fail/letting "failure" decide my future

What are you letting go of for the new year???šŸ‘€

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WHAT I'M LEAVING IN 2025 - habits, people, and mindsets

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Ashley Corbo