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Your best ideas don’t need a perfect plan—they need your next move. We dive into the gap between the moment a desire sparks and the moment it dies, and show how a tiny, immediate step can keep that spark alive long enough to create real momentum. If you’ve ever told yourself “I’ll do it later,” only to watch the impulse fade and the window close, this conversation will feel like a friendly nudge and a clear map.

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Episode Transcript

SPEAKER_00 (00:00):
Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.
When you get a great idea or youhave some type of inspired
feeling or say a light bulbmoment or an instinct to reach
out to somebody, do you takeimmediate action?

(00:25):
Is there that lovely impulse andthen a long delay and then a
delayed action or perhaps noaction?
Or do you just trust what comesup for you in the cleanest, most
high integrity manner?
And then move forward, do thething, say the thing, reach for
the thing, just go for it andget on with it?

(00:49):
This is what I've learned.
We want to act while our desireis strong because we are never
given a signal to do somethinglater.
Later is never.
I mean, think about that.
How many how many times have yousaid to yourself, oh, I'll get
to that later, or I'll respondto that text later, or I will uh

(01:09):
reach out to that person byemail later, or I'll book that
thing later.
And then it the the the timepasses you by, the opportunity
is lost, that desire that youfelt in the moment is gone.
If there's one piece of advicethat I would maybe give you
heading into 2026, it would beto trust your desires, trust

(01:33):
your impulses, and takeimmediate action.
In the law of attractioncommunity, they speak about
inspired action.
So it's not hard work, pushingthrough, hustle.
It's doing the things that feelgood and in coherence with you.
But I would add inspired action,yes, all for it, but I would say

(01:54):
inspired immediate action iswhat counts.
And Dr.
Joe Vitale, who was a guest onthe podcast, spoke about this uh
during our interview.
Please check out his interviewif you haven't already.
It's absolutely one of myfavorites, and it's a favorite
on the Let It Be Easy podcast ingeneral.
But he says that ideas andimpulses that we receive are

(02:15):
gifts, and we don't want towaste them.
We don't want to chuck them outbefore we even open them.
We don't want them to gatherdust over there in the corner or
get shut off in a room somewherethat's never revisited again.
Can you do it now?
Just think today.
What's your impulse?
Do you have a feeling to reachout to a relative?
Do you have a thought of uhmaybe a business idea that's

(02:37):
been percolating?
Is there some some idea for acourse or a book or a podcast?
I mean, what whatever it is,trust it.
Trust yourself.
You don't need the whole plan.
You just need to take the nextimmediate step.
Going online, buying a URL,opening up your Gmail and
starting to craft that pitch orthat email that you've been

(02:59):
meaning to send.
Um, picking up the phone andjust pressing dial to that
person you haven't spoken to inages who is on your mind.
It doesn't have to besignificant, it doesn't have to
be a life-changing action, butwhatever action just feels like
you feels like ooh yes, comethis way on the inside.
Can you just move forward now?

(03:23):
One life.
Don't wait.
Do it now.
Until tomorrow, my friends.
So much.
Love and ease.
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(03:45):
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