Welcome to let it be easy with Susie Moore.

I want to share with you today a story about Picasso.

And I learned this story via my friend Robin Sharma.

He tells it so well and I thought,

gosh, I've got to tell it to my pod listeners because it's a good one and there is a very

important moral of this story that you can take away which can be very good

for you depending on how you apply it.

Here's a story.

Picasso was at a market one day,

and a woman spotted him, recognized him, and ran up to him.

She said, oh, Mr. Vocasso, I'm such a fan of your work.

And he thanked her.

And she gave him like a napkin, a small piece of paper and she said,

could you draw something for me?

So he took out his pencil and drew an image and it took him 30 seconds.

And she exclaimed, she loved it, she said,

thank you so so much, Miss Sifocasso, and went to walk away.

And then he said, way, wait, excuse me, before you go,

that will be a million dollars please and she said what?

This only took you 30 seconds and he said yes, but it took me 30 years to create that in 30

seconds. What do I mean by this? Why am I telling you this story today? I'm telling

you this because experience is the most expensive thing in the world. The most expensive. And if someone knows something,

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