Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

There is a popular TV show that I'm watching and I won't reveal what it is because I don't want there to be any spoilers

I respect those of you who are like I don't want spoilers and so I'm not going to name what the show is, but it's big and popular right now.

And in the show, there is a character who's a leader of a team and he's nurturing them because

you know they're younger in the same profession as him and he's raising them up teaching them

showing them how to be competent and self-reliant in their roles, right? So you can see him in his mental position. We've all had mentors. Many of us are mentors to to others so we understand the importance and magic of that role, right?

So anyway, the show a few episodes in shows that this man is actually really sick and he

noticed him coughing and he's coughing up blood and he goes to the doctor and you

don't even see what the doctor says you just see the man leave the office

and start to make very different decisions. Okay so in the TV show this man is a

warkaholic he works at night he even pulls all night just sometimes at the

weekend he's so deeply focused on his work and then he opens up to say that that's the reason

his wife left him he was was never actually present with her

because he was always working towards some goal

but was probably always a bit of a moving target, right?

Like success is always a moving target.

Once you hit this, there's something new to hit. Do not fall into that trap.

Right? But anyway, why am I sharing this story today? It's because when this man gets the

news that he's sick, right? Death is a very potential reality for him.

He books the car that doesn't have a roof on it when he goes on a business trip, right?

When him and his colleagues all go on that business trip,

instead of being on their computers, he shuts them all down,

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