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Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore

You Need A Break

Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore

Susie Moore

Society & Culture, Philosophy, Health & Fitness, Self-improvement, Life Coach, Motivational, Personal Development, Mental Health, Life Coaching, Self-help, Education

51.2K Ratings

🗓️ 18 October 2025

⏱️ 5 minutes

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Summary

Ever notice how your best ideas show up when you’re not trying—on a walk, in the bath, or mid-latte run? We dig into why that happens by exploring the brain’s default mode network, the engine humming beneath the surface while you rest, daydream, and play. Instead of worshiping hustle, we show how strategic pauses create the conditions for creative leaps, clearer decisions, and real momentum. And, as a special FREE bonus, I want to give you my "6 Journal Prompts To Coach Yourself To A Better L...

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0:00.0

Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

0:09.4

My friends, if you have been hustling at something and pushing and working really hard,

0:17.2

I would like to encourage you to take a little break or have a little rest.

0:26.1

And of course we know that we need breaks.

0:28.6

We need rest.

0:29.4

Everybody does.

0:30.7

But there is actually a case for it.

0:34.1

Okay, I was reading about this this weekend.

0:37.1

Our brain's default mode network called the

0:40.8

DMN remains really active when we're resting, daydreaming, or even playing, aka hobbies,

0:51.5

joy, seeing friends. Your conscious mind goes off duty, so to speak, this is the

0:58.7

language that they use, but you still remain creative. In fact, Einstein and Darwin both credited

1:08.3

long walks and lots of downtime with their breakthroughs. So what does this

1:15.0

mean for you specifically? Sometimes I think that we always need to, we believe that we need to

1:21.1

speed up. We can't stop. We have to hustle, hustle, hustle, go, go. But I know, and this is backed by data. It's really fascinating.

1:29.6

Google around with it. Problem solving. Creativity. Still happen in our subconscious when we're

1:39.9

not working, when we are resting, when we are relaxing, when we are taking a break.

1:48.1

So how can you apply this? How can you allow this to work for you? I'm very conscious about taking

1:54.7

long extended breaks, days off, afternoons off, and I'm not thinking, oh gosh, I'm lazy. I'm thinking, I'm

2:03.4

strategic. Part of me always knew that this being alone, having time to think, it has incredible,

2:12.2

it reaps incredible rewards in your life. Don't you find that some of your best ideas come

2:17.3

when you're driving or when

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