Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Last night I was rereading one of my favorite books, Do the Work by Stephen Pressfield.

Because right now I'm in the process of completing a new project, but it's not quite finished.

And I always come back to Stephen Pressville's work

for inspiration to finish my creative work or projects

whatever they may be.

And what I've come to understand, you know really paying attention to and

reading Stephen Pressfield's work and Seth Godins over the years, is that if you don't

complete the project, it's like all of that work was for nothing.

I know people who've written 99% of a book,

but they haven't made the final touches.

I even know a girl in Australia who's just got one more module to complete before finishing

her college degree and she hasn't done it in over a year.

Resistance is strongest at the end, my friends.

That's why being a finisher is so important.

There's amazing energy, right, when we begin something.

We can feel alive and excited, it's the magic of beginnings. Then we have our middle which can feel messy. But the end itself is critical. We must complete the thing whatever it is, otherwise all of that work has really led to nothing and I want to

read you a passage from the book today because it is powerful

can really connected with me and my spirit last night and I'm like

I've got to read this on the pod first thing

so here goes in Stephen Pressfield's book, Do The Work. In Seal Training, Navy SEAL Training,

they have a bell. When a candidate can't take the agony any longer, the six mile ocean swims or the 15-mull full load runs or the physical and

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