Welcome to Let it be easy with Susie Moore.

Well, hello my friend.

I'm not sure if you know this, but I live in Miami, Florida.

And Florida has had a rough few weeks. We've had Hurricane Helene and then just 10 days later Hurricane

Milton. Now in Miami we've been extremely blessed. It was tropical storms for us, so just, you know, heavy rain and wind.

But Florida is in its recovery zone, right? There are so many places, it's so easy to find online, places where you can donate and give, we've been doing so.

And it's interesting because Florida, you know, I was chatting with a friend of mine recently who lives near Fort Myers, and she said,

look, you know, we just, we feel weary. It's been a lot, right? It's been a lot of uncertainty, it's certainly scary, there's a lot to clean up.

Just the anticipation to, you know, what is this going to be like?

It takes so much out of us. It can really be hard on our nervous system. It can be hard on our emotions. And then I saw this quote that was

posted by another Florida resident and I really liked it. I just thought, oh, you know, in life what's true of one thing is true of many things.

And I thought I have to read this on the podcast. So here we are.

It's a quote from someone called Timba Hawkeye who said,

You can't calm the storm.

So stop trying. What you can do is calm yourself. The storm will pass.

Oh, let me read that again, it's so good. You can't calm the storm, so stop trying.

What you can do is calm yourself. The storm will pass.

So I know there's an aftermath that many of us in Florida are dealing with,

but essentially the two consecutive storms have passed.

What now?

Look to your own life, right?

So metaphorically speaking, you've been through many storms,

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