Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

We've all heard the detours are necessary in life. Often they redirect us to a better place.

Often they take us a look more scenic, interesting route. And detours just

naturally happen. I think we know this on the larger scale, right? Like why you had to go along

that career path to arrive at what you're really passionate about or why you had to kiss all those

frogs that led you to the one that you finally appreciate. I think we can

look back and with some wisdom, acknowledge the natural, big, winding detours. But this shows up,

my friends, even in smaller ways in life, which just allows me to think, oh, yes, thank you.

The universe is in control and not just of the

big stuff, but of the small stuff. You know, in Japan where my husband and I were recently,

we got lost twice in one day. Right? That's normal in a new city. It's actually quite fun to get lost. But we were on a mission

to find two particular places. The first we were looking for this is called the Bulgari Hotel,

this gorgeous Italian French bar with a gorgeous view. We were looking for it in Tokyo.

And it was one of those tricky things to find. You go into

like a glass building. The entrance to the hotel is very hidden because it's quite exclusive

this hotel. And it's not just like a big grand opening like you typically expect when you,

when you arrive at any hotel, right? There's like a big lobby and there's people and you see it.

This is different. It's hidden and gorgeous. So we were like, where is this hotel? The map says

we're here and we can't find it. And we tried asking a couple of people and with the language

barrier, it was difficult. But I tell you what, as we were going up an escalator trying to find the entrance to the

Volgari Hotel, my husband spotted this exact shirt shop, this place that creates shirts

for someone who has his kind of body, right?

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