The need to express yourself and demonstrate who you are is frustrated by your own unwarranted inhibition. Insecurity keeps you from acting and responding freely. It is as if part of you is watching over your shoulder, putting the brakes on your more spontaneous, playful self. This not only affects you in social settings and your work environment, but it also limits your creativity.

Try to express your creativity without judging the result. Trust yourself. See what happens when you let go and "work without a net."

You are holding on to a habit, goal, expectation, or relationship you know in your heart has run its course. There is a definite need to let go of something or consider a change in direction. You may be holding on due to a fear that it will be painful or damaging to you or someone you care about. 

This is understandable. But if, after careful deliberation, you decide to make a change it might help to do it quickly and decisively. Letting go is not unlike pulling off a bandage; it is often best to do it swiftly instead of peeling it off bit by bit. Change could help you begin a new and exciting time in your life.