Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Well, hello, my friend.

I have to ask you, did you listen yet to Francesca Amber on the podcast?

She's my most recent interview, and she's speaking about her instant Sunday Times bestseller,

The book Manifest Like a Mother. I actually even just went back onto Instagram today just to post

a clip of Fran because she's so funny and fresh and real. And I wanted to just take one idea from that book today and dive into it

with you right now. It's easy to apply. It's fun. It's different. And I think, why wouldn't we do this?

Why wouldn't we make our day to day-day more fun and, as a result,

attract more of what we want at the same time? The idea is deliberate daydreaming. Now, some people

may call this visualization. Whatever you want to call it, is fine with me.

But think about it.

How many mindless tasks do you complete per day?

Well, you're maybe physically there going through the motions, but it requires no mental

capacity.

Your brain does not have to be engaged. Like when you're

showering, like when you're loading and reloading the dishwasher, like when you are folding

laundry, like when you are walking to the gym, or when you're walking your dog, or when you're,

I don't know, cleaning your laptop, cleaning your phone.

There are so many things that we do day to day that don't really require us to think we can

go through the motions. And my friends, these are all pockets of opportunity, big pockets in some

cases, to deliberately daydream. So most people will maybe

place in music or scroll anytime their hands are free or frankly contemplate the state of the

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