Welcome to let it be easy with Susie Moore.

I want to let you in on a little truth today, my friends.

This is a truth that somehow instinctively I just knew when I was young.

So when I was 18 and I moved to Australia, I decided to live there, I decided to skip college,

I started working young, I started progressing, I got married, I got divorced, I moved to New York without a job I left a stable job in

tech at age 30 that paid me 500 k to go all in as a life coach there is this

almost instinctive in me for some reason I don't completely understand knowing that I've always had.

But I think that even though I've known it, it's still a reminder that I come back to and I love to just repeat in my mind, meditate on, and I certainly love to teach others this too.

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It's the best. We talk about stuff like this all the time. But the instinct that I have and the thing that I've kind of always known all along is this.

It's all risky.

All of it. All of life is a risk. Learning to drive. Seeking our education or further education. Going for a job. Going on a date. Buying an apartment. Not buying an apartment. It's all risky, getting married, having kids, not having kids.

There are risks involved with everything.

So the question is, what risks are worthwhile to you?

What risks will make your heart sing, even with fear alongside it?

What risks feel like truth and integrity and alignment for you. That is all you have to know.

I will never forget, when I was working in my tech career in my cubicle earning a great amount of money

lots of parks it was certainly very steady it felt steady I remember thinking,

everyone's gonna laugh at me, right?

No one really, so, apart from my husband,

no one's gonna support me going all in

on this risky business of being a life coach.

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