3 Things I'm Leaving In My 30s | Patrice Washington

3 Things I’m Leaving In My 30s

Posted March 18, 2021

For the last 39 years, I have carried certain mindsets and attitudes that have gotten me to where I am today. However, as I cross over into my 40s, I am letting go of limiting beliefs that no longer serve me and chasing a purpose that only contributes to my peace, joy, or happiness.

My focus for this year is to be content. While my 20s were focused on pleasing people and gaining influence and my 30s consisted of rebuilding, I am now at a point in my life where I am prepared to remove anything that stands in the way of contentment. I’m ready to see what God can do when I remove the limits and I’m starting with 3 key things that I believe are better left in my 30s:

An Attachment To Unnecessary Numbers – [08:00]
Actions Based On Title or Labels That I Didn’t Choose or No Longer Serve Me – [25:00]
Anything Someone Else Thinks I Should Do – [45:30]

I believe these limiting beliefs will not take me to the next level. Tune in as I share the lessons and reflections that brought me to this decision, as well as my plan for progress and growth as I chase my personal goals in this new season of life!

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3 Things I’m Leaving In My 30s Takeaways

“I’m ready to see what God can do when I remove the limits.” – Patrice Washington
“We can’t recondition what we don’t first recognize.” – Patrice Washington
“I don’t want to be attached to the scale, I want to be attached to how healthy I feel.” – Patrice Washington
“I’ve intentionally designed my life in a way that I can work because I want to, not because I have to.” – Patrice Washington
“Getting caught up in others people’s numbers and not sticking to what my number is, is a recipe for disaster.” – Patrice Washington
“My prayer is to be content with contentment.” – Patrice Washington
“Everyone sees me as the strong one, and although I get it, I’m tired of it.” – Patrice Washington
“I’m not mad at who I am or who I’ve become, but I’m in a phase of questioning and unlearning and not just going with things just because.” – Patrice Washington
“I made decisions always thinking about how my actions impact others because I am responsible.” – Patrice Washington
“No one trolls harder in social media than a self righteous Christian.” – Patrice Washington
“I’m just trying to mind my business and get to heaven.” – Patrice Washington
“I want to approach any and everyone who is in my space with love.” – Patrice Washington
“With influence comes responsibility.” – Patrice Washington
“Do what you want to do, not what you should do. There is a joy in missing out.” – Patrice Washington
“If I have to talk myself into it, it’s definitely not needed.” – Patrice Washington
“This is my journey and I would appreciate the dignity of my own process.” – Patrice Washington
“Protect your peace, protect your joy, unfollow and unfriend.” – Patrice Washington