How To WIN As A Creative (Foolproof)!

Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore

Susie Moore

Society & Culture, Self-improvement, Health & Fitness, Philosophy, Life Coach, Motivational, Education, Personal Development, Life Coaching, Self-help, Mental Health

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🗓️ 3 April 2026

⏱️ 4 minutes

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Rejection stings, but it also reveals something most people never notice: the winners aren’t always the most talented. They’re the ones who can take “no,” keep their self-trust intact, and show up again tomorrow. I share a simple reframe that instantly lowers pressure and raises your odds of success: life isn’t a talent competition, especially in creative work. And, if you want more access to me, my coaching, and live monthly calls, I want to invite you to join us inside Self Coaching S...

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0:00.0	Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.
0:09.8	Hey, I've got good news for you.
0:12.4	Life isn't a talent competition.
0:15.1	Oh no.
0:16.4	It is easier than that.
0:18.1	In fact, it's a decision that you get to make. I actually, I didn't read the
0:22.9	book because I'm not into sport or athletic figures particularly, but I understood that Tom Brady
0:29.3	in his book that was released a few years ago, he shared how a lot of people said that he didn't
0:34.9	have the physical stature to play in the field that he played in. Right? And it's soccer, right? Football. I don't even know. This is how little I know about it. But he's a very successful athlete. Tom Brady, I think we all know him. I know him mainly because of his relationships. But still, he said that he was given this feedback. You know, he's a bit weak. He didn't really have
0:56.3	stamina, et cetera, et cetera. Didn't matter. He was so determined. I want to read you something
1:02.5	that I came across in an old journal, okay? Creative fields are not talent competitions.
1:09.7	They are rejection, endurance environments. The people who stay long
1:15.2	enough inevitably get sharper because skill compounds and the timid leave. Over years,
1:23.4	the difference becomes enormous, but at the beginning, they look similar. Think about that.
1:31.6	If you can endure rejection, you can have anything. Isn't that really wonderful to know?
1:40.6	Can you endure rejection? Can you avoid people? Can you live with people saying no? Can you tolerate
1:47.3	people not liking your ideas? Can you stay at it? I've had this podcast, my friends, every single day
1:54.6	for four years. March 22, I started. I haven't skipped a day. Do you know how many other podcasters started when I started
2:03.4	or around that time or at least in that year? Their podcast don't exist anymore. They probably
2:09.6	recorded less than even 20 or 30 episodes. They don't talk about their podcast. It's not making an
2:16.3	impact. They stopped. It's just because they don't talk about their podcast. It's not making an impact. They stopped. Is this because
2:20.5	they don't have audio skills or thoughts or incredible value to share? No. It's because they couldn't
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