Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Well, hello, my friends. You might, if you missed it, you might want to check out yesterday's episode before today's, because this is kind of a continuation.

Yesterday, we were speaking about wasted potential and how one definition of how is how, or one

day when the person you are meets the person you could have been.

Enter jealousy.

Enter the topic of jealousy into today's episode. What if jealousy is

something to thank? What if jealousy or these feelings of envy are something to welcome?

They're almost signposts. Their little inner guidance nudges to say, come this way. What if jealousy and the

discomfort that that creates within our body is our highest self saying to us, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding,

we want some of this. Stop holding yourselves back. Go for it. Go for it. Go for it. Now look, there is a differentiation

between jealousy and envy. But for the for the for the ease of today, I'm just going to use

them interchangeably. Jealousy is I don't want you to have that, right? It's not so nice. Envy is,

I'd like some of that. But jealousy is a word that we simply

use more often. So what if the next time you feel this little wave of jealousy, you say,

thanks for pointing that out. Thanks for pointing that out. There's information there. There is a nugget there because you would

not feel a small bubble of envy or jealousy unless there was something there for you to diagnose as something

that you want. So for example, if I see someone winning a gold medal or sailing around the

world in a yacht, I think, how cool, but it does nothing. Like, I have no charge in my body, zero.

But maybe if I see someone creating more and more international communities, hosting cool,

amazing retreats in really amazing places

all over the world, or even having tremendous author success in fresh ways.

I think, ooh, I get a little twinge of something.

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