Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Who would you be if you weren't busy remembering who you were?

Put it this way.

Imagine you are cup today like some people do in different parts of the world in different situations and they have no past.

There is no memory, no recollection.

So there's no identity baked in to who they are.

They're not thinking, oh, I'm the eldest child, I'm the responsible one, or I have a spicy personality, or I'm impatient, or I'm super confident, look what I've achieved.

Who would you be if you weren't busy remembering who you are?

Think about this. Most of our limits are put upon us by us by loyalty to an old identity.

Are you someone who works in banking? Are you someone who always knows what to do in a crisis?

Are you someone who's super flexible, who is a green bean, who just loves to eat the healthiest food in the world?

There's nothing wrong with identity specifically when it serves us in our life, but what if some old identity

attachments just don't fit anymore and they're keeping us small? This is why in a lot of cases

when someone goes through a lot of growth, development, expansion,

their circles change.

The people who they spend time with, it's different.

They expand in new ways and attract different people, different opportunities, different places.

That's because they are shedding appropriately, naturally, beautifully old identities. Now, this has

nothing to do with being disloyal. Loyalty is something else all together and you can grow and expand

while remaining true to the people in your life who deserve your loyalty. But if you think about it,

if you woke up today and there was no

history of who you are, there was no resume, there was no LinkedIn profile, there was no dating

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