Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

I am a huge fan of changing your mind quickly and often.

I saw this clip recently.

Maybe it was Jeff Bezos.

I can't remember who it was who was speaking.

But the takeaway was the message was the most successful people change their minds a lot,

meaning they're not rigid, they're not stuck in the past, they're open to new information,

and their mind therefore is open. It's receptive, it's trainable. It's looking for the better or more

advanced solutions, ideas, ways of going about in the world. What about you? Do you sometimes have

shame or guilt if you change your mind? Do you think, oh, well, I said this once, so I should just

stick with it? No, let that go now.

Let that go out the window. Who cares about yesterday? All of your power is in the present moment.

An old way, an old rule of thinking is, you know, I need to be consistent. I need to remain the same. But the way that I think

about it, if you are someone who's able to change your mind, open up to new perspectives, adapt,

evolve, shift, you're decisive. You move fast. You live with a clean yes and a clean no, probably a fast yes too because you're making

instinctive decisions and what's right or wrong for you is apparent in that moment because

you are tapped into yourself. When you are indecisive, often your hesitation and inability

to commit to a yes or a no or go this way or that way,

is actually more draining than making a perceived wrong decision. What if there are no wrong turns?

What if there truly, I mean, we've said, show me a straight river a hundred times on this podcast.

The detours are the way.

But when you refuse to change your mind, when you're stubborn, when you're tied to the past, when you're thinking, I said or believe this once, so I need to stick with it, you create suffering.

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