Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Who didn't love the incredible actor and comedian Robin Williams?

Oh my gosh, I always just felt such a connection with him.

In fact, my dad used to watch Missy. with him and my mom had this very

Mrs. Doubtfire with us and because him and my mom had this very painful

contentious relationship with her a lot of know, court appointments and custody battles and a lot of madness.

My dad would get emotional at the end of Mrs. Daufire and when I asked him once, you know,

what was your favorite part of that movie?

He said when he got his kids back at the end, which always makes me feel a little bit emotional.

But Robin Williams, okay, back to my point here.

He brought so much laughter, so much joy, so much freedom, I think to this world.

He was himself, he owned who he was. He, for me, it was just a gorgeous example of someone living at their highest potential by being so creatively free and I remember when I listened to his documentary or a documentary

about his life when his son was being baptized the priest I think it was a

priest said you know what you wish for this child and you know people

said different things like you know of course love and security and Robin Williams said

creativity and I can just see so much that he valued so much the magic of being creative because that's really honoring who we are, isn't it?

And let me tell you, I feel like he created like nobody was judging.

And that's always my goal for myself.

I'm like, I want to create like nobody is judging.

You can even write that down on a post it.

Create like nobody's judging if you're creating something. But one of my favorite things that he said, because

he said some really cool things over time, I had it actually as the background of my phone for months because I know I loved it so much.

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