Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Let's talk today for a moment about inspired action and how that is different to regular action.

Okay.

A lot of people have this belief that you have to take all this action in all the ways in order to

create any results.

And action itself is a great thing, right?

It's a positive thing to move forward to forge your head.

But inspired action is how you let it be easy, right? Inspired action is almost

effortless. So just say, for example, you're going to meet a friend for dinner and this friend is a

drain, but you stick with a matter of loyalty and you know that you leave feeling like,

oh, someone's raided my energy bank, like I am.

I'm exhausted.

I feel exhaustion now.

Then you simply know that that is you taking action, but not inspired action, right?

You're doing maybe doing the right thing, seeing your friend, doing something that's consistent

for you.

But it's kind of something that you're maybe forcing yourself to show up for.

Versus, picture a friend who is pure joy with you. You laugh. You get each other. You have

friendship chemistry. You just click. When you're going to meet, when you're going to meet up,

it's like, great, right? Get my lip gloss. I'm out the door. I'll be early. This is so exciting.

Do you see, they're both the same things. They're both in action, but one is just a good old

regular action, right? Going through the motions. And one is inspired. How can we apply this to other

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