Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Are you losing interest in things? I've been hearing this from people, people in my community,

my friends, even just shares in posts that I've been seeing, that people are

generally feeling a bit of a malaise, a bit of a lean back, a bit of a disinterest in things

that used to usually excite them. Now, I've heard all about dopamine addiction, as I'm sure

you have. We're looking for constant stimulation, the fact that we're so

attached to our devices. You can't even watch TV without having our phone with us. It means that a lot

of things when we disconnect from them actually seem boring. But there is still a call this pull to

disconnect. And maybe we're not as excited about buying stuff as we used to be or showing up

in all the places or even as interested in trends. I've even seen a couple of YouTube videos about

this, people talking about people just losing enthusiasm, losing excitement for things that

really used to psych them up and make them want to get involved and feel ambitious

and on it and on fire.

What if the fact that you've perhaps felt less interested in things means that just a simple

chapter of your life is closing.

As human beings, we are meant to evolve.

We're meant to do different things.

We're meant to learn, master, abandon, repeat. What if this season of your life, if you don't feel as enthusiastic about certain parts of it, means that you're ready for something else? What if this period of even incubation that you might be experiencing now is perfect as new ideas form as you settle back into yourself as you tap into the silence of your intuition. I know that when I go through

phases of wanting to be just more internal, more at home, not go out, spend time with my book,

spend time thinking, it's because a level up

is coming that I can't contemplate yet. If you look at nature, this is true for everything.

There isn't always a busy season. It's not always summer. And if you even look at a field,

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