Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Have you ever been told that you talk a lot?

If you're anything like me, it's something that you've been told over the years.

And it gives me great joy to understand that now frankly I get paid to talk.

Look at my podcast, look at my coaching, look at even though absolutely the speaking I do,

the media I win, isn't it amazing that what is once considered a flaw or a weakness

or something to improve or work on turns out to be the biggest gift for you.

I've been thinking about this lately because we were talking in self-coaching society about

embracing who we really are and the perfect nature of how you come into this world as an individual. And it's true for me. I've been told

over the as I talk a lot, that I'm very expressive, and I think that's meant positive and maybe

not so positive things based on who it's coming from. And it's always just been something that I'm

aware of, frankly, without too much

feeling, just knowing that this is who I am. But part of me did feel like over the years,

maybe I should be more concise, maybe I'm a little bit annoying, maybe it is too much, I should tone it

down. But the reality for me when I think about it is,

like I said, not only do I get paid to speak, this is my job. And thank God, I mean,

my entire career is based on self-expression. I allow myself to tell the full story.

I allow myself to be myself. I allow energy to build. I trust my enthusiasm. I

trust on some level that there is value in what it is that I have to say, which is why I feel so

compelled to say it. I wonder whether this might be true for you in your life or you may have some other quirk

or quality or personality traits that you've had feedback on over the years and had this

question mark, is this something that I need to adapt? I wonder if it's not. I wonder if it's completely perfect. Just like there's like a fire

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