Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

One thing that I was thinking about most recently being away for quite a while and then coming home and getting back into my routine, is asking myself the question why? Why? Why?

asking yourself this question more leads you to the truth of who you are.

Let me explain.

So coming back home, I received a few invitations, cool social invitations, some stuff in Miami,

and normally I'm pretty excited to go to those things.

I think, oh yeah this would be fun, I'll see some people I know and I say yes I don't want to

say mindlessly but I say yes it kind of easily and just jump to the things that

seem exciting but when I came back this time I looked at some of the very nice invitations that I received and

I didn't feel excitement around them.

And I always trust, or not always, but most of the time I trust my intuition and I thought

am I tired what's up like why aren't I excited to say yes to this or go and I

thought well why would I go?

Right, it's so simple, yet the most simple, the most powerful things

are often the most overlooked. And I said, well, you know, why? Why would I go? I thought,

well, it's fun, there's food and drink, there's people I know, it's exciting to see new things that are coming into the world, like

launches or new stores or even book events. But if I ask why, why, more deeply, more deeply, it's a sense of FOMO that arises within me.

Oh, I don't want to miss out.

And by the way, I did see a picture on Instagram that Will I Am was at one of the events that I turned down and I thought

oh Will I Am was there. But because I did this process of asking myself why I felt completely at peace that I missed out on a cool evening out

When I think that FOMO was driving me a fear of missing out,

I realize that that's not a good enough reason to do something.

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