Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Here's something I wish someone told me years ago, years and years ago, and it would have

saved me a lot of heartache and, oh, those feelings of burnout.

Fun is the best strategy. Stick with me. Fun is the best strategy.

Sean Acre, Harvard's happiness researcher, says that success orbits happiness, not the other way around.

Often we think, oh, I'll be successful one know, I'll be successful one day and then I'll

be happy. He says the reverse is true. When we feel good, we attract success. It orbits us.

Think about it this way. Imagine you wanted to make a million dollars in a year. There are so

many ways to get there. You can sell a million

products for $1 each. You could have 10 clients all paying you six figures. There are

countless ways to get there to arrive at a destination that you want. The same thing goes for

anything practical in life. Just say you're traveling somewhere in the

world. There are a million transportation routes to get there. So, you can certainly ask for

advice, you can do your research, ask others if they have knowledge. But you need to, and this is a non-negotiable

if you want to have long-term success, you need to choose what is going to be most fun for you.

When I've seen people hit a lot of frustration in life, it's often because they're imitating somebody else's version of success.

For example, even running a business using someone else's marketing style

or using the way that they reach out to customers, the way that they speak. If that's not you,

if that's not fun for you, you are not going to be able to do it for long. The same thing is true

for something as simple as a workout class. If you hate it, if you hate the music, if you hate the movement, if you hate the studio,

you're probably going to go just one or two times, maybe even three, if you force yourself.

But what about fun activity?

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