Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Do you ever think, oh gosh, where is this going to lead?

Where are I headed?

What's in my future?

What's coming?

I don't have a five-year plan.

I don't even have a 12 month plan plans what are they?

Let me tell you a little something my friend I am not the world's biggest plan

and myself and yet I am not the world's biggest planner myself and yet I am calm and steady in knowing where I am going.

Why is that? A couple of reasons. First of all, planning exists so that we start taking action.

Right? Even the best laid plans, the most perfectly executed plans, rarely actually happen right because life

changes the economy shifts markets change you change there are so many

variables in the outside world in my opinion plans exist just to get us off the couch and rolling, right?

Because it gives us this element of the next step and an idea of the future.

That's enough. And then secondly, when you think about planning, there are just so many moving parts really when you look at a plan, especially beyond six months, that sometimes I think it's even futile to be too specific

two detailed to kind of honed in on all of the kind of tiny bits and pieces that can actually serve as more of a

distraction than actually being very helpful when it comes to us needing to take

the next right step. I'll never forget Jack Canfield, something that he

said in an interview years ago, and he said, look, if you're driving from New York to California, you're going to have a general idea of where you're going, right?

You know it's from the East Coast to the West Coast.

You'll have a general idea of drive time, and you'll have a general idea of the route, right, that you're going to take.

But there's no way, there's no way on earth you can anticipate the stop signs,

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