How to Let it Go and Move On

Check out this quick tip from Sandra Yancey, CEO and Founder of eWomenNetwork, on how to let go of your past and move on. When you notice that your past calls, hang up! Watch and find out when it's OK to look back. Stop holding on to what hurts and make room for what feels good. As Princess Elsa from the movie, Frozen, sings - Let it go, let it go.

About Sandra Yancey: Sandra Yancey is CEO & Founder of eWomenNetwork, an international network for women in business. She is an award-winning entrepreneur, best-selling author, CNN American Hero, International speaker, philanthropist, and transformation expert. Her mission is to help one million women entrepreneurs each achieve one million dollars in annual revenue.

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