Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Any of you who followed my work for a while will know that my first book is called

What If It Does Work Out?

It's actually a book about starting a side hustle and believing in it and taking

all of the right steps to move forward to make progress. And what's so interesting is most of us

argue for our limitations, don't we? We argue that we're being practical or realistic. Realistic is my least

favorite word. Who gets it aside what's realistic, by the way? But our mind because of our negativity

bias, you know, our brain wants to protect us so it's constantly on alert for threats. It'll have us

think, thoughts like, but what if this doesn't work out? What if I fail? What if?

And then fill in any negative outcome to freak yourself out, scare you without anything actually

happening. This is what I've learned over the years, especially since, gosh, has it been eight or so

years since I've written that

book? What if it does work out? I've got to tell you, the book itself is worth getting,

just to put it somewhere where you see it all the time, where you just see that question. What a

good question to ask yourself again and again. What I've learned is this, my friends. Miracles

hate to be rushed. Incredible outcomes

don't like a timer. They don't want you looking and checking. It's almost like you plant a seed,

then you keep digging it up going, what's happening? Where is it? Why don't I see a flower yet or a

carrot yet or whatever it is that you planted? We cannot rush the outcome. All we can do is control our

effort. And it's so easy to stay in motion to keep our effort consistent when we are thinking

right. And the dominant thought, one that's really helpful, is this one of, what if it does work out? What if there is going to be a miracle? And what if I

have a bad thought one day and I give up and I'm so close? It's like that meme of the man who's

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