Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

I would like to share with you today a truth that has gotten me far in so many ways in my

relationships, in my home life, definitely in my work, in my health.

And I think this is really overlooked, really underrated and yet wildly powerful.

Raise your hand, my friend, or nod your head.

If you think you need to have, you know, things maybe not perfect, but a few things in order in terms

of making progress. Before you can make progress, you need to have your docks in a row. You need to have,

you know, some resources at your disposal. You need to be prepared. Look, that's wonderful.

Nothing wrong with any of those things. But what if it could be even things but what if it could be even easier what if it

could be even easier right talk about letting it be easy it's what i call the do what you can with what you

have principle we're going to be talking about this in self-coaching society in one of our upcoming

calls, so stay tuned. But do what you can with what you have. Essentially, this is about being

resourceful. And I think it was Tony Robbins. What did he say? He said the most successful people

don't have the most resources, but they are the

most resourceful, which is so damn powerful. I mean, think about our ancestors, how much they had to do

with how little they had comparative to what we have now, right? We have technology now.

We have everything on our phones.

We can tap into anything, get anything delivered, reach out to anyone, broadcast anything in a

second. But how can we apply this in a greater way outside of just technology that allows us to

be, do and have more. Think about it this

way, right? Doing what you can with what you have applies to so much. It can apply to fitness. It can

apply to education. It can apply to cooking. It can apply to connections with other people.

...