Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Your dream life will feel unfamiliar in the beginning.

Let's get this straight okay because often expansion and change and evolution feels like

imposter syndrome in disguise. Right? We think, oh my gosh, we're faking it, we're faking it,

we're faking it, we're faking it, I don't belong here. But everything, everything, no exceptions, feels unfamiliar until it becomes

familiar. Am I right? Think about it. If you want to be a marathon runner, it's going to feel unfamiliar and a bit scary and like you don't belong when you start training if this is not part of your history already, if this is not part of your life already.

But you put your sneakers on, you run with a group, you maybe meet more runners, you sign up for the, is it a race?

Do you call it a race?

I don't even know.

We've never done a marathon.

And then you get, write your number, you have that thing on your chest, and then you start

running.

And whether you complete it or not, you are a huge step closer to being a marathon runner.

Of course it's going to feel unfamiliar in the beginning. Why wouldn't it?

Think about every first day at work that you've ever had. I think about my first day at work

in a bakery when I was a teenager. My first job in a department store selling perfume,

also when I was a teenager. My first proper job at a desk. I had to learn

where everything was, learn what the language was, how to use the till in the retail jobs,

how to use the software in my corporate jobs. Of course it all has to feel unfamiliar at first.

But my friends, we have to take the motions anyway.

The motions aren't we're tricking people.

The motions aren't, oh, I'm an imposter.

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