Creating Space for Possibility

Possibility doesn’t grow in crowded soil — it needs cleared space.

We often say we want something new, yet our lives are already overflowing — with commitments, clutter, and even outdated beliefs. Creating space is not just about removing what no longer serves us; it’s about opening room for what can take root.

Why Space Matters for Growth

Just like a garden, our inner and outer lives need tending. When soil is overcrowded with weeds, there’s no room for healthy plants to thrive. The same is true for our minds and hearts. When every corner is filled, there’s no space for God’s renewal, new opportunities, or fresh dreams to take root.

A Real-Life Shift

I once held onto a project far longer than I should have — not because it was serving me, but because I felt guilty about letting it go. The moment I released it, I found unexpected clarity and even received an opportunity that was better aligned with my gifts. Sometimes what we cling to is exactly what keeps us from receiving what’s next.

3 Practical Ways to Create Space

1. Pause Before You Say Yes
   Give yourself room to breathe before committing to new tasks. Not every invitation deserves your energy.
2. Simplify Your Environment
   Clear your desk, your closet, or even your digital files. A cleaner environment creates mental clarity.
3. Trust the Process of Release
   Trust that letting go makes room for God to fill you with something better. Renewal always follows release.
   

Closing Reflection

What new thing might grow in your life if you cleared space for it? The act of releasing isn’t loss — it’s preparation. Possibility requires room. By creating space, you invite new beginnings that align with your purpose.

✨ If this message resonates with you, explore my 40-Day Letting Go paperback — a guided journey to release what no longer serves you and open the door to God’s renewal.

With hope and clarity,
Rita
Journey to Me with Rita Lynn Berry