The Thing That Happened At The Kylie Minogue Concert

What happens when you follow a persistent intuitive nudge that goes against your usual preferences? Magic unfolds in unexpected ways.

Despite my strong aversion to concerts (late nights, crowds, and loud music aren't typically my scene), something kept pulling me toward Kylie Minogue's Tension Tour when it appeared in my feed. Growing up watching her on "Neighbors" created a nostalgic connection that wouldn't let go. Though I initially dismissed the feeling, defaulting to my "I don't do concerts" identity, the universe kept presenting opportunities until I finally listened.

The night of the concert arrived, and I found myself in an unusually elevated mood – excited, open, and genuinely looking forward to the experience. This high-vibe state proved crucial when, upon simply asking for directions to our seats, an arena employee spontaneously offered us something incredible.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome to Let it Be Easy with Susie Moore.
Let's talk about the thing thathappened at the Kylie Minogue
concert.
Okay, to me this is a beautifulillustration of intuition and

(00:23):
law of attraction.
Okay, it's simple, but it'spowerful, it's super fun and I
mean, look, I have to say I'mabout to go away for a few weeks
to France, so I ampre-recording some episodes so I
don't have to take my heavypodcasting gear with me.
So this Kylie concert, it willhave been probably a couple of a

(00:44):
few weeks by the time you hearthis.
Maybe you saw I shared a storyor a reel on it on my IG.
Kylie forever oh my gosh, ifyou know.
You know I grew up with herwatching this show called
Neighbors, a very popularAustralian show in England, and
Kylie Minogue is very famous inEngland I'd say less so in
America, but in.

(01:05):
So, for example, if you go topurchase tickets for Kylie in
London right now, they're soldout.
England is sold out, butAmerica, I believe, you can
still get tickets.
So good to know.
Hope it's not too late.
Okay, so what was the thing thathappened at the Kylie concert?
I want to tell you this I don'tlike concerts, I don't like
live music.
I don't like you this.
I don't like concerts, I don'tlike live music, I don't like

(01:26):
late nights and I don't likecrowds.
So concerts are not my thing.
God bless you if you go.
I mean, I didn't see the Erostour.
I didn't see.
I haven't seen Gaga.
I mean Beyonce, pink in mydreams they would have like
midday performances maybe tosmaller groups, but concerts
that they're simply they're notmy thing.

(01:48):
However, I saw this ad for KylieMinogue's Tension Tour and I
had a little intuitive nudge.
I was like, oh my gosh, kylie,who I grew up with, like in the
eighties, watching her on TV, tosee her, you know, in 2025 in
Miami, that could be pretty cool, right?
That was my first thought whenI saw the ad the tension tour

(02:08):
here in Miami.
But you know, I let it slidebecause I'm not a concert person
.
Do you see how we giveourselves these identities?
They might not serve us.
But then I saw it again.
I saw it again.
I kept seeing this ad.
Of course I'm being targetedbecause I clicked the first time
, but something was within mewas like hmm, this one might be
worth it, this might be it.

(02:30):
So I reached out to my friendAdam and I'm like are you
interested in Kylie?
And he's like no, but hisboyfriend, zuhair, is.
So I reached out to Zuhair andI said, look, I'm not a concert
gal.
This is either going to be aneasy hard pass or a must attend
bucket list item in my life.
And he was so gracious and funand actually went ahead and

(02:52):
booked the tickets for us.
He was up for it.
So Kylie night comes around.
It's like whew, oh my gosh,that concert starts at eight.
She's like on at nine, rightafter the warmup act.
So we planned to be there forher right at 9pm.
So we had a pre-dinner me, adam, zuhair, keith, my husband.
Then Zuhair and I went off toKylie.
I'm really building this up, Ifeel, but you'll see why it's

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magic.
So I had this intuitive nudgewhere I'm actually really
excited.
I'm watching all of Kylie'svideos and music and interviews
leading up to it and I'm in avery, very good mood.
Right, this night comes around.
I'm in a very, very good mood.
So we get to the arena, buy acouple of drinks.
I see someone who works at thearena and I said to her hey, can

(03:37):
you help us find our seats?
And Zuhair shows her ourtickets and she says to us I kid
you not, would you like to goto the VIP?
Out of nowhere I was justasking for directions.
And she invites us to theBacardi they must be the sponsor
, the Bacardi lounge, and thiswas huge, right.

(03:59):
She said, basically, go downhere, get this, get the
wristband, et cetera, et cetera,and enjoy, have a VIP
experience.
Oh, I was like that intuitivenudge, that feeling to come to
Kylie, the fact that I feel sogood right now.
Remember happiness, or sorry,success orbits happiness.
I know this to be true, not theother way around.
When we feel good, we becomevery, very lucky.

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And so we got our wristbands,went to the lounge, it was
beautiful.
But then Zuhair was like no, Iwant to go down, let's be as
close to Kylie as possible.
I mean, I'd have been happy inthe lounge.
Oh, I want to go down, let's beas close to Kylie as possible.
I mean, I'd have been happy inthe lounge.
We got there front row.
We are having the VIPexperience of our lives.
So clearly, kylie didn't sellout all of her tickets.

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It happens.
It was still a very nice fullarena and we got tickets worth
thousands of dollars when wepaid maybe a hundred bucks or so
for the tickets that we choseStill good tickets.
Still love Kylie.
It still would have beenwonderful.
I still would have had the highof my life.
But I knew two things when thishappened.
The first was, even though itfeels silly, even though it

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might feel frivolous, eventhough it doesn't feel like some
deep, wise experience, I feltthat nudge Go to this one.
I know it's not you concertlady, but there's something
curious here.
Go to this one.
Trust your intuitive nudges, nomatter how minor they feel.
And then, secondly, what anaffirmation when you feel good,

(05:28):
when you're vibing high, theluck can find you.
I actually recorded anotherepisode a while back called how
to Be Really Lucky, and it'sreally about just raising your
vibe, feeling as good as you can, so that opportunities can find
you.
That lady who gave us a VIPexperience what if I asked
someone else?
What if someone else didn'teven have the authority?

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What if she saw us?
And we were kind of a bitgrumpy because we thought we
were a bit late.
We were a perfect match for areally utterly fun VIP
experience.
Check out my reel.
You'll see how Kylie was soclose to us.
Plus, we got gifts.
My friends, the takeaway is thisTrust the feelings, trust your

(06:10):
curiosity, trust your desire,and remember that our number one
job is to feel good, becausethings can come to us, things
that we cannot imagine can cometo us when we vibrate
differently, when you feel good,tuning into this podcast five
minutes every day, this adds up,it compounds.

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Notice how much more luck comesyour way as a result.
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