Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Here's a tip if you're in any growth or learning phase right now.

I certainly am with a couple of creative projects that I'm running.

I'm testing something new.

I'm working on something completely new and fresh. Even just in my fun private life, I'm running. I'm testing something new. I'm working on something completely new and

fresh. Even just in my fun private life, I'm playing around with new things like makeup and

skincare. I feel like I'm late to the party here, but I'm really enjoying it. I'm enjoying being a

learner again. So when something is new or unfamiliar, our brain will often register that

immediately as a struggle or a challenge or stressful. Okay? So the language that we apply to what it is

that we're doing really counts. Instead of saying something's hard or difficult

or challenging or scary or makes you nervous, this often applies to anything that we do for the

first time on that learning curve. Instead of saying something is hard or tricky or difficult, just say,

this is new. This is new. The moment we say something's difficult, it's like we shut a door.

But when we reframe it as new, we remain curious. It's like being a child again. We're

available to learn, to allow something a child again. We're available to learn to allow something to

become easy. We're open. Our brain responds to the language that we use. If you've ever heard of

NLP neurolinguistic programming, it's the L, the linguistic part. Okay? So when we say something is new, this immediately gets us into the vibration of learning, of expansion, of, okay, where to from here.

It's almost fun, right?

Think about truly when you're a child, when something's new.

It's like, ooh, what do I get to figure out today?

How do I get better? How do I get better? How do I

get smarter? How do I impress everybody? Right? It's so cute. Your brain responds to the words that you say,

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