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Focus on releasing habits hindering personal growth rather than making new resolutions. 

Personal growth involves developing skills and self-understanding, including unlearning and letting go. 

Dr. Jyoti Kapoor, a certified psychiatrist, suggests releasing certain things from your life to pave the way for positive change and self-development.

Procrastination: Overcome the urge to delay tasks by cultivating discipline, setting clear goals, and breaking tasks into manageable steps.

Fear of Failure: Release the fear of failure, recognizing it as a natural part of the learning process that can lead to valuable insights and growth.

Ignoring Flaws: Foster self-awareness by acknowledging your flaws, paving the way for improvement and personal development.

Late Wake-Up: Start the day early for increased productivity, allowing time to plan and execute tasks with a fresh mind.

Comfort Zone: Break free from the familiar to embrace challenges, whether it's learning new skills, taking on responsibilities, or engaging in unfamiliar experiences.

Negative Self-Talk: Replace self-doubt with positive affirmations and encouragement, shaping a more positive perception and reality.

Lack of Exercise: Prioritize physical activity for overall health, recognizing its connection to mental well-being and cognitive function.

Unhealthy Relationships: Evaluate and let go of toxic relationships, surrounding yourself with supportive individuals who encourage personal development.

Perfectionism: Release the need for perfection and embrace progress over flawlessness, learning from mistakes and celebrating incremental achievements.

Regrets: Reflect on past experiences, learn from them, and let go of regrets, using lessons as steppingstones toward a brighter future.

Poor Listening: Actively engage in conversations, seek understanding, and be open to different perspectives for meaningful connections and personal development.

Excessive social media: Set boundaries for social media consumption, letting go of mindless scrolling and allocating time to activities that contribute to well-being and development.

Letting go of these twelve habits will help you grow personally and professionally.