Welcome to Let it be easy with Susie Moore.

Talk about it and then don't. Talk about it and then don't.

Talk about it and then don't.

This can be really useful advice

in a myriad of situations.

Let me put it to you this way. Right now I am working on a media

article that I'm really excited about because the topic is very important to me. I know the importance of

conveying the message that I feel I really, really want to reach people with.

And as Stephen Pressfield teaches us, check out his

episode on the podcast if you haven't already, Stephen Pressfield, author of the

War of Art, he says, the more important a project is to your

soul's calling, the more resistance you feel around it. I am just living that today. So I've actually created the

article and I've decided this morning that I am scrapping it and starting again because I hate it and I've told I've told

hmm how many at least four or five friends now about this I hate it it's not good

enough it doesn't convey the real essence of what I want to share. So I'm starting again. But the point is, right now, I have to stop talking about it. I can complain, share, and my grievances, but now it's time to get busy.

To stop talking and start the doing, start my rewrite.

And my friends, I'm doing this actually today,

July 1st, the day this episode is released.

That's why this episode today is arriving a tiny bit late. But I tell you, this can

apply to so many things, okay? Maybe you have gone through a painful breakup. You need to talk it out. That's

what friends are for, that's what therapists are for, life coaches, whatever works for you

in the moment. You can talk about it, but then you stop talking about it. There is a point where

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