What Will Be, Will Be

Que sera sera. What will be, will be.

Sometimes it feels like everything is happening at once, like we have to manage every detail, plan for every outcome, and control the direction of everything. We get caught in the urgency of it all—the pushing, the striving, the constant effort to make sure things unfold exactly how we want them to. But it doesn’t always work that way.

Life has its own rhythm, a kind of ebb and flow that doesn’t bend to our timeline. It shifts, it changes, it opens doors we never saw coming. The more you try to force things, the more they slip through your fingers, just out of reach. Trying to control everything often feels like fighting against the current instead of allowing yourself to float with it.

When you let go of that grip, when you release control, something shifts. There’s a freedom in the unknown, a space that’s been waiting for you to step into. It’s not about throwing your hands up and giving up—it’s about knowing that not everything is yours to control. And in that release, you make room for something greater to unfold.

The truth is, when you stop holding on so tightly, you start to trust the process. You stop forcing things and start allowing them to unfold at their own pace. You trust that what’s meant for you will find its way, and that the pieces will fall into place, even if you can’t see the picture yet.

Letting go of tension isn’t about being passive. It’s about surrendering to what is, without fear or resistance. It’s about trusting that the universe has its own timing, and sometimes what you’re waiting for can’t come until the right moment. When you stop trying to force things, the pressure eases. You let things grow at their own pace.

This journey is yours, but it’s not something you can plan down to the last detail. The beauty is in the unexpected, the parts that surprise you, the moments that take you in directions you didn’t see coming. It’s not a straight line, and it’s not meant to be. That’s where the magic lies—in the unpredictability of it all.

Nothing is guaranteed, and that’s the beauty of it. You don’t know exactly how things are going to turn out, but that’s what makes the process so worth it. The mystery, the chance to experience something unexpected—those are the things that make it all feel alive.

So, embrace the journey, with all its highs and lows. Stay open to the surprises, the detours, and the unexpected turns. Trust that what’s meant to come will come, in its own time and in its own way. You can’t always see where you’re headed, but if you let go and let life unfold, you’ll end up exactly where you’re supposed to be.