Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

I want to talk to you today about owning the truth of who you are.

Specifically, the parts that are helpful, useful, brilliant to others. Okay? It's almost as if for a second I want to knock

humility or knock modesty. Now I love humility, I love modesty, there is a place for these things and it's magical it's so wonderful right to practice humility to be a humble human being

But there are some times there are some cases where we almost need to set that aside, put it down and own who we are.

For example, most recently I went to see a couple of different doctors about something.

And the doctor who was working with me he comes into the room

he was speaking about blood pressure etc and he is just speaking with such

conviction right it's like he knows what he's doing when it comes to this.

Imagine if he's like, oh, you know, I think I know a bit about this.

You know, I did study for it and, you know, get a second opinion because I don't I know I'm absolutely not the best at this

he doesn't need to say I'm the best he doesn't need to say I'm supremely confident but how he shows up is this is what you need to do these are the steps that I want you to follow

And I really enjoyed my interaction with him and I felt safe in his presence like he's the expert he knows what he's doing

Why do we have such trouble with this?

Drop it, it's boring, it is boring when your ego is this, oh you know, you know, is it okay if I take up some space, is it okay if I say what I think, is it okay if I take up some space?

Is it okay if I say what I think?

Is it okay if I create something?

Is it okay if I show up in my own business?

Whatever it is that you're doing,

own what you're good at.

You know, I share about this in the book, let it be easy.

A friend of mine is an amazing organizer, right?

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