Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Okay, my friends, I'm sharing with you today one of my favorite takeaways from one of my

favorite self-help books of all time. The magic of thinking big. I read this book when I was

15. I found it in a charity shop. In the U.S. you called that a thrift store. It was 50 pence,

which is like 70 cents. And I kid you not, it's worth millions of dollars. It's helped me make

millions of dollars. So stick with me

today, my friends. I mean, I have so many takeaways from this book, but this is one that comes to mind

whenever I feel frustration, whenever I feel disappointment, or whenever someone does something that I

consider not great. Okay, let's just put it that way. Now, look,

I was actually looking for my book, my original copy, because it's all highlighted, but I can't

find it on my bookshelf. My bookshelf is big, and I just, I can't seem to find it. But anyway,

I'm going to summarize it from memory, okay, Because that's how much I've read this book.

I don't even remember if it's a chapter or just a good chunk, but it's called think right

toward people. Think right toward people. I had to really do this a lot on my corporate job. I had to

really had to let this sink in, especially because I was dealing with a lot of people who I just

think were making weird decisions. And because of the hierarchy of a corporation, they were maybe

more senior than me. And I was like, what? Okay, I'm just going to think right towards these people

for my own sanity and for the

for the blessing of a good ongoing relationship with everybody, which is the ultimate asset

in life, right?

Being able to maintain good integrity relationships.

So essentially, this is what he shares.

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