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Why I’m sending this email

Lately, this has been on my mind.

It came from a video we posted yesterday one that went viral.

The speaker was Tyler Perry, and his words stuck with me far longer than the clip itself.

I’ve replayed it a few times. Not because of the views but because of the truth in it.

If I can leave you with anything, it’s this:

“Some people come into your life for a season, not a lifetime.”

Tyler Perry put it simply and powerfully.

We sometimes hold onto people believing they’re meant to stay forever, when in reality they were only meant to walk with us for a certain stretch of the journey.

The Rocket Analogy

He compared it to a rocket launching into space.

At the beginning, the boosters are essential.
Without them, the rocket never leaves the ground.

But as it climbs, something happens.

At a certain altitude, the boosters fall away.

Not because they failed.
Not because they weren’t useful.

But because they weren’t built to go higher.

When People Fall Away

Some people aren’t equipped for the altitude you’re heading toward.

And that doesn’t make them bad people.

It just means they couldn’t go where you’re going.

That part hit me.

Because growth often creates distance, not out of ego, but out of evolution.
You change. Your priorities shift. Your vision sharpens.

And not everyone can or even should follow.

Growth Has a Cost

We don’t talk about this enough.

Growth can feel lonely.
Progress can feel isolating.
And leveling up often comes with quiet goodbyes.

Final Thought

Not everyone is meant to come with you.

And that’s more than enough.

In the end it’s;

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