Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Well, well, well, my friends, a piece recently came out in Katie Crick Media.

Well, I am the resident life coach columnist.

Just came out. And I think you're going to love it. I'm actually going to read

it to you today because I know we've touched on this on the podcast before. We've touched on this

in Self-Coaching Society. But I think reading this to you today and also including a link in the

show notes right here will add a lot to your day, to your week, to you today and also including a link in the show notes right here

will add a lot to your day, to your week, to your month, let's see, okay?

Especially if you're someone who feels anxiety, who maybe gets worked up around things

that aren't as important once you have that time to reflect.

The piece is called this, two magical words that will unlock a more peaceful you, because not everything in life requires your emotional investment.

Saying that's fine feels like settling, right? It conjures an image of a passive, aggressive person,

overlooking their partners, irritating behavior, building resentment all the while,

then boiling over later. Or someone getting what they want, or someone not getting what they want

in a food order, no substitutes on the menu,

and sucking it up with a forced smile. Or even a tired parent giving into their child's

screen time demands on a testy day, but hoarding growing secret guilt. It feels like a negative

thing, but what if this simple statement, that's fine, could be

the contrast to a sense of resignation? What if it's in fact a subtle power move? Oh yes,

we're here for the power moves, my friends. This casual response can signal confidence, emotional intelligence, and a wise ability to

remove yourself from daily struggles.

Here's why.

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