Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Today's episode is inspired by a sermon given by Voo Church here in Miami.

I saw a clip of this on social media and I thought this is good.

I've got to share this and frankly add my own spin to it too because I think about it in a slightly different way in addition to how this sermon was being taught.

So the sermon was about money, right, and how often we can overspend, we can get ourselves into hot water a little bit sometimes, keeping up with others, right, accessing budgets from a credit card that actually isn't really our money and then seeing

where that allows us to end up in a few months isn't so great, right?

Having debt, acquiring debt. So the summer was about money and I absolutely loved this line that I heard.

The pastor is called Rich.

He said this, enough is not too little.

Think about that.

Let me repeat it.

Enough is not too little.

Think about that for a second.

We think enough in so many cases is in fact not enough right we're like I need X I need more more more more more more our society will tell you that more is always better right this is how our economy runs, right? This is even just like how businesses run, right? It's like, you need more makeup, you need another car, you need more appliances in your kitchen. You need, I mean, it's endless, right? I could be here for days just talking

about how we're taught, we always need more. But what if you have enough right now and that's

actually absolutely perfect. Enough is not too little. Maybe you have

enough food. Maybe you have enough in the bank to meet your living expenses.

Maybe you have enough when it comes to actually even excitement in your life.

It's so easy to point and look at what other people are doing, how they're living, and remember social media only shows you the good stuff, the big stuff, the exciting stuff.

Maybe you're looking at what you have, that is in fact enough and you're thinking it's too little

and so much of your suffering is coming from that. You know a friend of mine

She was, she was like, she was telling me how much money she made this year, right? And it was a lot, it was a lot more than last year and I was like, how do you feel? And she was like, well, the first thing she said was ex-person made

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