Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Okay, my friends, write this down, share the message, share this podcast episode, I beseech you.

I wish everyone could be forced to listen to this because I know at my core it is true.

Excitement is evidence. Excitement is evidence. Excitement is evidence. Excitement is evidence.

Excitement is evidence. What do I mean by that? When something excites you, it's life giving you a green light, a big

ass green light. Excitement is enough. Excitement is evidence. What excites you at saying, come this way. Life is giving you a big

checkbox, a smiley face, a green light, come over here. And it kills me, I tell you, it kills me

when people convince themselves out of the things that excitement.

But it kills me when people talk themselves out of things that excite them.

Why would we do that?

Well, I've got some ideas for you.

When we convince ourselves out of things that excite us, it's usually fear. For three

kind of, three kind of reasons I've deduced. Fear in disguise, my friends. The fear of failure.

What if it doesn't work? The fear of judgment. What will other people think? And then the sneaky fear of change.

What if this shifts everything? What if this alters everything in my life? My friends,

isn't it worth finding out? Imagine being excited by something, turning away from it,

convincing yourself out of it,

and never knowing where that could have led you. Never knowing what that could have meant for you

in your human experience. Excitement is a compass. It is a guidepost. It is safe. It's like, I feel like

my inner GPS, my inner voice, my inner ding saying, yes, it is safe. It's like, I feel like my inner GPS, my inner voice, my inner ding saying,

yes, this is for me. Come this way. So I have a better question for you today. If you feel

excitement towards something but you find yourself pulling back, you feel yourself curious or leaning

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