Welcome to let it be easy with Susie Moore.

Okay my friends today let's talk about the double Ds.

I know where your mind is going.

I know what we think when we think of double Ds.

These are different Ds and arguably far more interesting and far more important.

What are they?

I will repeat this probably until the day I die.

Anyone you admire, anyone you look up to, anyone who you think, gosh, like that's so cool how they've lived, what they've allowed in, the contribution that they've made.

They have all been in possession of these double Ds.

Two things, desire and discomfort.

Think about that for a second.

If there's someone who you revere look up to think is pretty amazing or cool or special or brave or interesting,

they have followed a desire. Maybe it's to do with wildlife, maybe it's to do with philanthropy, maybe it's to do with wildlife, maybe it's to do with

philanthropy, maybe it's to do with

creating books, works of art, maybe it's to do with research,

whatever it is, right, maybe it's some type of athletic ability. The person was led by a desire to do that work, right? They trust their intuition, they know that their desires a safe guidance, and they go in that direction they

follow in that direction. Desire number one. And then number two that second

D is always going to be discomfort. Right? Desire, unless it's you know

kicking back and enjoying Netflix and ordering a pizza on a Sunday, that's also a

great desire. But often the desire that we end up just

being blown away by and just really admiring is often kind of going beyond the

norm right it's doing something different. It's being

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