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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

5.0 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 4 May 2024

⏱️ 5 minutes

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Ever found yourself pondering the path not taken or the decision hastily made? This episode brings to light the often overlooked concept of incompletion in our lives, featuring my insightful friend Farnoosh Torabi, a finance expert and host of the 'So Money' podcast. Farnoosh delves into the significant yet frequently discounted long-term financial costs women may face when opting out of their careers to raise children. It's a conversation that challenges us to stretch beyond our daily to-do ...

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0:00.0	Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.
0:07.0	I've been having this thought lately that I think can be soothing and helpful and bring you peace and bring you a better life.
0:20.0	Right, so listen up. It's this sense of incompletion. Now, is that even the right word? I think it is.
0:30.8	Incompletion. What do I mean by this? I have this friend I love her so much
0:38.5	Vanu Jorabi follow her if you don't already she's a finance expert she's incredible she has an amazing
0:44.9	podcast called So Money and she often speaks about what it means for a woman when she gives up a job to take care of her children.
0:57.2	And she's certainly got loads of specifics on this.
1:00.4	I'm a woman without kids. And she said, you know, often a woman without kids and she said you know often a woman thinks you know child
1:05.8	care so expensive it's not worth me keeping my job so I'll stay home and she said
1:11.4	is not that that's bad mathematics, it's just, it's incomplete, right?
1:18.5	Because she speaks about the long-term cost of the career that you give up. It's not just the day to day or the month
1:25.8	the month expenses, there is a longer term loss that often we don't think about.
1:32.4	And I've been thinking about this in different ways too. I mean this is one reason
1:38.2	I don't like stereotypes and I know we understand them. Sometimes they're they can make sense in our minds but I think you know the problem with
1:48.2	stereotypes isn't that they're even wrong in some cases but they're incomplete right we don't see the whole picture
1:58.1	we're not looking at the whole picture we don't care we just box someone into
2:01.6	they're like this or she's like that.
2:04.0	And then sometimes I think we do this with people.
2:08.0	People that we know, maybe they're in our family, maybe they're in our social circles, maybe they're in our peer group, and maybe
2:16.8	something happened, right? Maybe something happened that you weren't happy with or
2:21.2	you felt a slight sense of competition with someone or you felt a slight sense of competition with someone or you felt
2:24.4	disrespected by someone or maybe someone did something that you don't like and as
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