Episode 24: Before You Add, You Must Subtract: Making Space for What Matters
Hello, Visionista!
Growth doesn’t stall because you’re not doing enough—it stalls because you’re carrying too much. In Episode 24, Dr. Yanina invites Visionistas to pause before adding new goals, offers, or responsibilities and ask a more powerful question: What needs to be subtracted first? This episode reframes subtraction as leadership, self-respect, and a necessary step for sustainable growth—so your next level has room to breathe.
Reflection Prompts:
If I keep doing everything I’m doing now, I will not have space for…
Where am I overfunctioning out of habit rather than alignment?
What responsibility once fit my season—but now quietly drains me?
This Week's Strategies:
Replace or Release Audit
Delegation as Self-Respect
This Week’s Action Step(s):
Step 1. Download your copy of The Substraction Audit Workbook HERE!
Step 2. Choose one meaningful goal you want to add this year.
Step 3. Identify two things to subtract first—one to release and one to replace or delegate.
Step 4. Take one subtraction action this week (pause it, automate it, delegate it, or say no).
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Remember, I am here if you need support in this area. Learn more about my 1-on-1 wellness sessions at www.dryaninagomez.com.
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Here are my books:
Today's Working Artist: Weekly Mindful Reflections to Awaken Your Potential
Crush Self-Sabotage and Live Fully: The Artist's Wellness Journey to Confidence & Success
Moms Don't Quit: How to Stay Connected with Your Tween or Teen in a Noisy World
“Let’s quiet the doubt, transform that relentless loud inner voice into your biggest ally, lead from unshakeable purpose, and watch your business—and life—rise. Purpose is loudest when anxiety is quiet.”
—Dr. Yanina