Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

I have a simple statement from Mr. William Shakespeare, but I love and repeat often.

If you're one of my friends, you'll see that I've texted this to you probably over the years, because love it it's sweet it's simple it's

powerful and I think it encapsulates a pretty significant message it's from the

play all's well that ends well.

And what's said is this.

Love many, trust a few, do wrong to none.

I love it.

Love many, trust a few, do wrong to none. I have to say, and I've done an episode about

this before, that I have a no enemy policy. There is no one I know in my life who I've ever met, who if I saw them in this street,

I wouldn't stop or cross the road, give them a hug, say hello.

When it comes to love, I give freely, abundantly.

I like to believe that I vibe love with people. Whoever they are,

whether they are I know whether they're people I'm connected to online maybe

it's you. I in my mind in my quiet states when I think about people my intention the

way that I feel is loving not all the time, not perfectly, but generally speaking I lean towards love.

It's good for me, it's good for you, it's good for the world.

Trust a few.

This is something I actually learned the hard way.

I write it about it in the book, let it be easy.

I had a client who I work with for a long time.

They didn't pay me a pretty significant amount of money because they weren't telling the truth about what was going on with the business on the back end, the profit and loss statements. And I just trusted. In fact if you're a trusting person meaning actually are probably

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