Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

I want to tell you something today, my friends, that tends to make me a little bit emotional.

For reasons that I'm sure are historical, I have to tell you that when someone leaves, I feel

sad. When things come to an end, I feel sad. I was in a business mastermind group. Whenever we'd

get together for our retreats, I think there were three or four in a year. Whenever they came to an

end, I felt sad. Whenever I have a visitor come and stay, unless I'm tired of them. I have this

feeling of sadness. In fact, one of my neighbors here in Miami, I would only really tend to

see him. I never saw his wife and baby that much. I think her mother was living with them as well. But they were moving out recently. And look, I don't know my

neighbors well. But when I kind of caught him one day, I said, oh, you know, you're leaving the

building. And he said that yes, he was moving to Austin because, you know, they're hoping to expand their family and it was cheaper, blah, blah, blah, blah.

And I even have this sense of sadness that, I mean, of course, I don't know this name for it

enough or this family enough to miss them. But it's just the ending of things. Now, I'm not

sitting here, you know, crying my eyes out, but I think the reason that I moved by endings or goodbyes is because it reminds us

of the temporary nature of all things. And I don't think this is a negative. I think it's a real

plus. I know that when I've left jobs before, I would have this, this, this thought,

this feeling of, you know, walking into the office knowing that this is my last week. I will never sit

at this desk again. I will never use this coffee machine again. These two co-workers won't be on

either side of me ever again. I'm not going to walk

into this elevator with this business card and this title and this team and this mission. Ever

again. You know, a friend of mine who I love so much, she lives in Miami and she's moving to

Nashville. And, you know, I think similar

reasons, right? She wants a house, more space, et cetera, et cetera. And I have this feeling of sadness.

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