What if becoming your true self begins with letting go of who you thought you had to be?

Lessons from Letting Go is a heartfelt, faith-rooted reflection on the emotional and spiritual toll of guilt, obligation, and overextension. Written by K'Breaun Sharpe, a licensed therapist, clinical supervisor, and eldest daughter herself, this powerful short read speaks to the woman who's always carried more than her share, and is finally ready to set it down.

Through vulnerable stories of marriage, faith, family dynamics, and walking away from a business partnership, K'Breaun invites readers into the sacred tension of transition. From being newly married and navigating the pressure to be "enough," to facing the emotional cost of leaving a dream that no longer aligned, she writes with honesty, clarity, and compassion. Each chapter offers a blend of lived experience and spiritual truth to help you name what no longer serves you-and release it without shame.

Along the way, she answers a question many women of faith wrestle with: How do I know when God's grace for this burden has lifted? And what does it really mean to walk away-not in defeat, but in divine alignment?

Whether you're the eldest daughter who's always held it together, the newlywed quietly questioning how to balance your needs, or the woman walking away from a chapter you never thought would end-this book is your invitation to pause, reflect, and realign.

• Recognize when it's time to move on-even from good things
• Set boundaries without guilt or fear of disappointing others
• Release the pressure to overperform in relationships and roles
• Discern the difference between obedience and overextension
• Trust God's redirection, even when it doesn't make sense
• Reclaim your peace and live with clarity and purpose

Letting go isn't a sign of weakness-it's a sacred decision to make room for what God has aligned just for you.