Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Hello friends.

Let's talk about an old ad age I love, which I implement.

I would say that it took me a while to implement. It's this. Trust but verify.

Trust but verify. It's something that my husband first started teaching me years ago because my

general response to life is to trust everybody, to think, oh, everyone has, you know,

the best intentions for all in mind. And of course what somebody's saying is truthful,

right? That's just my natural response. Maybe it's yours too. And that's wonderful.

You don't want to go through life

distrusting everybody, distrusting everything with extreme paranoia. You will miss out on your life

if you don't trust anything or anyone. You'll miss out on a lot. And you can also exercise some modest doubt and verify, especially when it's something important.

You know, a couple of things have happened recently that I just, you know, I'm reminded of this.

I'm simply reminded of this. Trust but verify.

If you've been in my world for a while, or maybe you're new to me, welcome,

you know that I have my programs, I have my courses, I have my memberships. And one of them

that's very popular is around media. And I've had people over the years recently, you know,

share with me, especially if they're on a payment plan, that maybe they're

a life coach like me or a career coach or any type of coach or any type of expert or consultant,

really, and they're unable to pay the second part of their payment plan. And they share openly,

you know, I can't afford XYZ. And so I think to myself, as a coach who's helping other

people get their lives together, you want to be able to afford what it is that you invest in.

I'm not saying you need to be perfect, have your financial order, you know, just 1,000%. Oh,

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