The Biggest Lie We Tell Ourselves

Have you ever known that you were supposed to do something? You had an inkling that you were supposed to take some action and you didn't do it? Well, we all have. And I want to talk about what the biggest lie is that we tell ourselves. All of us at some point in our lives have done it. And we're going to talk about that today. Hi, my name is Chrystal Hurst, and I'm so very grateful that you decided to join me today. I believe that what I'm going to talk about today will encourage you and challenge you to make some decisions about how you live your life so that you can live your life with intention and without regret. If you are new here, I want you to know that I am sharing videos mostly weekly on Sunday evenings. There is a release of a video that I have done live with my inner circle. So if you wanna catch me live, let me encourage you to check out the inner circle. You can do that by going to chrystalevanshurst.com/innercircle. If you just want to catch the replays, and if you're happy to do that, I'm happy to have you here. You can subscribe to my YouTube channel or make sure you're following me on Facebook so that when I release new videos or if I decide to pop in and go live, you'll be notified. I want you to know that I am always, always, always thinking about what could I talk about that I'm experiencing, that I'm going through, that I'm learning, that I can share. I believe that most of the lessons we need to learn in life have been learned by someone else. And if we just have the opportunity by a friendship or because it's our mother or our grandmother or a mentor for someone to teach us these things, it could save us a lot of trouble. So I'm here considering myself to be a little bit of a big sister and sharing some lessons from my life that I'm learning or have learned that hopefully help you to live yours better. And hopefully it saves you some time. This weekend I had the opportunity to visit with some friends. Uh, they are some friends of ours that have been friends of our families for decades, a pastor and his wife from our church that were on staff years ago. And they were on staff during a season of my life, uh, late teenage years, early to mid-20s. And I had a chance to personally get to know them. I spent the night at their house. I held events at their house. I sat in their home to receive wise counsel. And recently, this pastor lost his mother. She was 103, more than a centurion, but still, it's your mother. And I hear that while you would think that someone who's had their mother with them longer, that it should be easier, it actually is not the case. My aunt told me that having her mother, my grandmother, with us until 97 actually makes it harder. That the longer you have them, the harder it is because the more of your life you've lived with them. I can totally understand that. Anywho, I knew that they were going to be having a celebration. This is a Nigerian couple, and the way that they do funerals and memorials and anything— weddings— is celebration. A celebration in honor of her memory. And y'all, when I looked at the invitation, I just thought, an hour away? Now, I decided though early on in the week that I wanted to do it. I decided that I wanted to do it, but that day came to go, and you know how this goes. You say you're going to do something and then you don't because the moment comes to actually take action and you don't feel like it, or you're tired, or there's something else that you need to do. I mean, who are we kidding? All of our lives are full. We all have things that are going on, even if fullness means the stuff we just want to do that doesn't even really matter, like catch up on our Netflix series, binging on that during the weekend. We get comfortable and we don't want to I get up and get dressed. I mean, it could be as simple as that. But I walked in my house and I thought this. Now, Chrystal Hurst, you've been teaching on your YouTube channel, your Facebook page, you've been teaching, you've been sharing about how you should respond to the Holy Spirit, how you should listen for the voice of God, how you should live a life you love by not delaying on the things that matter to you. You've been talking about how you can be a good friend. And in all of these talks on your— as you've been sharing weekly, one thing been consistent. When you have something that you want to do, need to do, feel inclined to do, don't procrastinate. Because that is how one decision after another— y'all, I forgot to take these out. Oh well, taking them out now. This is how one decision after another we accidentally we unintentionally delay actually living our lives and doing the things that matter. I'll make sure that I pitch to some of those videos at the end of this, at the end of this chat. But what you need to know is that has been a consistent theme that I've been talking about and teaching here. And so I noticed on Saturday that here I was with something that I intended to do. And then I was debating whether or not I was going to do it, mostly because the day had been long. I was kind of tired and the place was far, it was inconvenient. And then I was reminded by the Holy Spirit, you've been learning and teaching and sharing about this lesson, about doing the thing that you know you intend and you should do. So do the thing. So I had a couple of things that I needed to finish up at home, but then I did. I got in my car and I made the drive an hour away from home. And I walked in to see them. Now they didn't see me initially. There were lots of people there, but there was a point in the program where I had to, where I was asked actually to join in something. And that brought me a little closer to the stage where they were sitting. When they saw me, when they saw me, the joy was palpable. Both of them hugged me and hugged me tight. And the pastor's wife said, "We're so glad you came. It's so good to see you." And she kissed me over and over and over again. Now, these are people that are my parents' people. You know what I mean? Like, these are, these are my people, but they're my parents' people. And you know, you would think that, It doesn't matter, you know, if a daughter in the body of Christ comes to be there, you know what I mean? It just felt like I'm just an addition. I'm a cherry on top, not the main ice cream or even the whipped cream. But that's not what I felt like when I came. I was with them and had the opportunity to see her smile and hug me close. Not only that, but I was kissed over and over and over and over again. I love you so much. I'm so glad you came. We love you so much. It means so much that you're here. And in that moment, I was so glad I made the trip. Most of the time when we lie to ourselves and tell ourselves we'll do it later, or it doesn't really matter if I do it now, or we downplay the intention that we felt strongly before, We are lying to ourselves, and we realize that we lied after we feel the regret of what we didn't do. You know, it's like in the moment, if you want to stay out of trouble and you were a kid, you tell the lie, and then it's when you get caught that you're like, why did I do that? Like, it wasn't even a big deal. Why did I even risk getting in trouble over that? The biggest lie that we tell ourselves is that we'll do it later. We'll do it tomorrow, or it doesn't matter that we do it at all. And then we realize later after not doing it, the pain of regret. I want you to stop lying to yourself about what you are going to do and then telling yourself you'll do it later. When you know good and well you probably won't, or when you do do it later, it'll be done with stress and a last-minute edge and with an unnecessary amount of anxiety to get the thing done the way it needs to be done. Stop lying to yourself. What do you know that you're supposed to do, or you were supposed to do, that you haven't done? When you start telling yourself the truth, and this principle is not just about procrastination, this principle about telling yourself the truth is a humongous principle that brings so much healing and so much movement forward in your life. When you are honest with yourself, period, about your past, about your desires, about what you want, about what is hurting you, about what you need, about who you need in your life, when you decide to live honest, it mean that you are open and vulnerable. It does mean that you are putting yourself at risk for what you may or may not accomplish, or you may not do well. But when you're honest, you live full. So when you decide to procrastinate and tell yourself, I'll do it later, and you don't, you're actually cutting yourself off. You are your own worst perpetrator because you are not only getting in the way of what you intended to do you are also lying to yourself about the process as well. You would not think anyone was a good friend if they lied to you over and over and over again. So then how can you be in your own corner if you keep lying to yourself? And that's often what procrastination means you're doing. It's the truth. The biggest lie we tell ourselves is that we'll do it tomorrow. But often there's nothing wrong with readjusting your life and making plans to change the due date for something because life happens. But here's what I want to say to you about your planning to do it tomorrow. If you say you're planning to do something, but you haven't actually planned to do it, then there is no plan. That's where you can notice the lie. I'm not going to do it right now. I'll do it later. But there isn't a plan. You didn't put it on your calendar. You didn't change the due date. You didn't set it in stone, because I do understand that life happens. So when you have to set something forward into the future, it's not procrastination necessarily if you are intentionally moving the timeframe that you're committed to getting that thing done. But if there is no plan and you say you're planning to do something, then you're lying to yourself. You are not being a good friend to you. So why do we lie? We lie because we have good intentions. We know we should do something, but we don't feel like it in that moment. We don't feel like going into action, or the moment precludes us, or is difficult for us going into action. We don't want to do it because it's stressful, because it causes anxiety, because we need to make time, because we need to make room in our lives. Maybe we lie to ourselves because we're saying what we think other people want to hear. But again, That is not helpful to you or to them. It's not helpful for you to lie. And then when you do that, you will experience the pain of regret because you lose time, because the knowledge of what you're losing adds to the pain of the time that you actually lost. Here's the thing, you are your own best friend when you tell yourself the truth. And you are avoiding being a bad friend to yourself when you stop lying to yourself about what you planning to do or don't have a solid plan to do tomorrow. There are times I'm sure when you've had the inkling to do something, you've had the inkling to do something right away, and then later on you knew you should have done it. I've had that happen to me. Many, many times, many times. The phone call that you were gonna make and then you lost the opportunity. The visit you were gonna make and then you lost the opportunity. The degree you were gonna get and then 10 years passed by. The involvement that you were gonna have in your church or the plan that you were gonna have to, to be a better steward of God's word and then time is lost. And you're wondering, what could have happened in my life differently if I had been more in tune and connected with God? In Genesis chapter 22, God told Abraham, Abraham, God said, he called his name, and Abraham said, here I am. And then God told Abraham, take your son, your only son whom you love, and go up to the land of Moriah and offer him there as a burnt sacrifice. He wasn't just asking Abraham to do something, to be obedient. He was asking him to do something hard, excruciatingly painful. Here's what I want you to notice. Genesis 22, verse 3: Abraham got up early. Now, if there was ever a time to lie to yourself. That would be it. You know what? I'mma obey God, but he's asking a lot. So before I take my son, we're gonna throw him a party. We're gonna spend time talking to him. We're gonna, we're gonna have all of our relatives come see him. But Abraham got up early to be obedient right away. Sometimes the lies that we tell ourselves are because what God is asking us to do is hard and it requires a spirit of obedience. And our lying to ourselves is also sometimes involving lying to God because we tell God, "I'm gonna do that. I feel convicted after today's sermon. I'm gonna do better at that. I feel, you know, convicted that I need to do a better job stewarding my children and the relationship that they have with God. So I'm gonna do devotionals with them later. I'm gonna start taking them to church later. You know, I'm gonna do that in the new year." No, no, no. Early in the morning, Abraham got up. And did the hard thing, did the difficult thing, did the unaskable, the unthinkable. He knew he was taking his son to offer him as a burnt offering, and he took action quickly. Most of the time when we're talking about unctions from the Holy Spirit, when we're talking about the power of your intuition, and we're talking about how you need to be a good friend, we're talking about how to live a life you love, the inkling and the unction that you get to do a thing The beauty of the inkling and the unction is that it's telling you right now. That's the whisper. You feel that thing strongly come on you. And the beauty of that in that moment is that it was for that moment. And I realize that some things are not for action in that moment. It may be in that moment for it to be planned, written down, put on the calendar, a phone call to make, an appointment to keep. But there's some action that requires your right now. I was gonna name this chat The Power of Now. And then I realized that when you Google that, that there's a whole situation from Eckhart Tolle that talks about the power of now. So, but there is a power of now. Okay. And I don't know what that book says. I've never read it, but that power, the power of right now, the power of right now responsiveness, the power of right now action, right now phone calls, right now text, right now obedience, right now. Yes, Lord. Right now. There is power in the right now of writing it down. How many of you have had a thought and you knew you had a thought and it was stuck somewhere in the back of your brain and you couldn't get it to come forward to your frontal lobe? But even when you had the thought, you never wrote it down. You never captured what God was delivering to you. So everything that I've been talking about is encapsulated in your responsiveness. God created you as a spiritual being so that you can know what the Holy Spirit is saying as he lives in you, so that you can sense what's happening in the atmosphere of your life, so that you can know without knowing. I mean, have you ever had that happen where you had a friend and you called and something was going on? That is not happenstance. That occurs because you're a spiritual being. So if you as a spiritual being are receiving spiritual information and you don't act on that, you are lying to yourself about really how you're engaging with your life. What does it matter if you believe in God, if you believe in Jesus, if you call yourself a Christian and you're not taking advantage of the beauty that that brings, which is downloads that you need to act on? The beauty is not in the download alone, it's in your action and you connecting your feet on the ground with the information, the facts that you received. So it doesn't matter if you have great intuition, if you don't act on it. It doesn't matter if you hear the voice of God, if you're not obedient. It doesn't matter if you wanna be a good friend and you have a sense that there's a friend in your life that needs your responsiveness and you don't actually do it, then stop saying, I knew I should have. Stop saying, I wish I would have. Stop saying, I had a feeling that. Of course you had a feeling. You're a spiritual being. What got disconnected is the lie you told yourself that you would do the thing later, that you would take action tomorrow. The Winans had a song about tomorrow. Tomorrow may never come. And what if it's not about you? What if it's not about you living till tomorrow? What if it's about an opportunity that God has aligned for you right now? What, what if it's about a connection with a friend or a need of someone else that God is making you aware of right now? There is a power in right now obedience. There is a power in right now responsiveness. There is a power in right now action. Stop being satisfied with what you think, with what you feel, and with what you sense. Start being satisfied with what you do. I got to go see— and I talked to y'all a little bit about that on the friendship video. I got to go see Tabitha Brown with Priscilla, and I had 2 tickets, and, um, I knew she was going to be out of town, but that morning I had a nudge. Call her and see what time she gets back. I had decided a week before, I knew she was out of town, I knew she wasn't going to be able to make it, and then I had a nudge to see what time her flight landed. Her flight landed just enough time for me to drive to the airport and pick her up and take her back to the Tabitha Brown signing that we got to do together. Create a memory. Had I gone with what I knew cerebrally, and instead of avoiding what I could see spiritually, I would have missed that opportunity. Now, was it a life and death situation? No. Was it fun? Yes. And sometimes when you're talking about living a life you love, it's not about life or death. It's not about great Christian or poor Christian. It's not about something horrible or something great. It's just about living life. What if the abundant life that you seek comes from a greater source of agreement when you agree in action with what God is downloading to you? There are some girls on our team and I asked them, "Have you ever had this experience?" One of the girls said that she was a little girl at a church picnic and some of the women in the church said, "Hey, can we take her down to the lake to swim?" Her dad said, "Sure, no reason not to trust them." These are women that he knew and he went to go do something else. But when he left and went away, he had a nudge. To check on her. He came back to the lake. The ladies from the church were on a raft, as was his daughter. They were just hanging out there. And then he heard the scream and the raft tipped over. And if you've ever swum in lake water, you know that lake water is not easy water to see. So he runs to the water as close as he could get to the place that he saw his daughter on the raft, and he jumps in and he's feeling around for her. And finds her. If he would have not listened to the nudge of the Spirit, his daughter would probably not be here today. Another girl on our team said, "There was a relationship and I knew before I got into it, I shouldn't be getting into this. I shouldn't be getting into this." But because— don't we all want to be in a relationship sometimes? Sometimes? And then much longer than she should have been, she was trying to untangle herself thinking, I knew I never should have gotten into this relationship. Caused a lot of pain, a lot of hurt, a lot of internal struggle. Or the story that many of us have, there was a phone call that one of the girls wanted to make. To her grandmother, and she didn't. It's a visit that she needed to make, and she didn't, and her grandmother passed away because she thought, I'll do it later. Later didn't come. There's a power of right now. If you feel the nudge of the Holy Spirit telling you Change your habits, girl. You know this habit is going to kill you. Food-related laziness, uh, saying, being in toxic relationships, being in codependent relationships, not setting boundaries with people. Stop it. Well, let me just echo that for you today. Stop it and stop telling yourself the lie that you'll do it at the beginning of the year. January 1st is not a magic pill, and a lot of us are going to live with toxicities and bad habits and old ways of thinking because we think that when the new year comes, that's when we'll get in action. You're lying to yourself again, because if you haven't done it now, there's no magic at the new year that's going to help you to make that change. The magic is in the nudge. The wonderfulness is that he even told you. The awesomeness is that you as a spiritual being picked up on the atmosphere. That is your signal. There is no other signal that you need. There is no SOS. There is not a 1-1-22. There is not a sermon. There is not a There is not a book. There is not a friendship. It's the fact that as I'm talking right now, you already know. If you already know, that's the message. That is the nudge. Take action. And the beautiful thing is that you don't even have to know what all the actions are. You don't even have to know what all the actions are. You just need to know that you need to take that first step? Do you know— my mother used to say this all the time— if you want to know what God wants you to do next, do what he told you to do last, and then keep being faithful to do that until he sheds new light. God loves to hit a moving target. He wants to see you in motion with what he already gave you. There is no way I'm going to increase the allowance I give my kids if they blow every dollar that I give them on nothingness. No, I need to see you being responsible. I need to see you giving. I need to see you tithing. I need to see you sharing. I need to see you thinking about other people. I need to see you being responsible with the chores that I've asked you to do around the house. You want more from me? You want more downloads from the Holy Spirit? You want more information from your— the intuition that God has given you? You want to see more things connect in your life? What are you doing with what he told you to do last? He's always speaking. Are you listening? Stop saying, I'll get gas in the morning, and then having to live with stress because you know you're on E or running out of gas. Stop saying that, I'm going to set the clock clock to leave at a certain time and then telling yourself you have more time. You set the clock because you knew what time you needed to get up and what time you needed to leave. Stop being late. Stop lying to yourself. Stop having that feeling when you hear about something that's happened difficult in the life of someone you love. Dang it, I knew I should have called. But here's the blessing: this is not about regrets. This is about learning. If you're still here, you're learning. So stop regretting and learn the lesson. Take action. Faith without works is dead. There is no duality. There is no gray. You are either practicing listening and action, you're practicing obedience and responsiveness, you're practicing telling yourself the truth and not lying, or you're not. You're either moving forward or you're staying still or regressing. The two don't work together. It's, it's two different motions. It's no motion. So you're losing time and moving forward. It's backward motion. So you're actually adding to the time it's gonna take you to do the thing, or you are saying yes to the thing, you know, you need to do. It's about responsiveness versus procrastination. I want you to choose to be responsive in your life, to stop lying to yourself and to tell yourself the truth, and then to act on it. This is about how you steward things well. This is about how you keep your mental space clean. This is about not putting off the, the minor tasks and the major tasks. It's about deciding when you're going to do things, if it's not a right now thing, and putting it on your calendar, making a commitment. And if it is a right now thing, making the space. This is why it's so important for you to live with margin, so that when God interrupts your everyday and says, here's what I need you to do right now, that you actually hear it and that you respond to it because you have the bandwidth to do so. I'm so very excited right now. We are jumping in inside of the Inner Circle for those who are at the coaching level and higher. We're going to be spending 21 days during the month of November talking about boundaries. Um, this is a part of our course library. When you join the Inner Circle at those higher levels, you get access to a bunch of things that we've taught on and and, and taken a deep dive in. We kicked it off last night in our, uh, kickoff call for that membership. And as I ask in the comments, what do you need to set boundaries on? The highest rating area was my time. Time is a finite resource. It is a gift from God to you. Use it well. One of the best ways for you to use your time well and have boundaries in your life is to leave room for the right now things that God brings. He'll bring some things into your life that you did not plan. He will. He will bring appointments in your life that you did not make. He will call you to take action on things that you did not have any idea that would be a part of your action list today. And when he does that, you need to have a little bit of margin in your life so that you can respond. And when you respond, respond right now. Ecclesiastes chapter 3 says that for everything there's a season, there is a time. And when that time comes— and so many of these things we do not get to determine— when you're born, when you die, but you do get to often pick when you plant. You do often get to pick when you build. You don't always get to pick when you weep. But here's the important thing: the parts of the yeses that you can pick when you give them— stop lying to yourself, stop procrastinating, and respond. In Mark chapter 2, the disciples took a man and they lowered him into a house. They were like, we got to get this man in for healing. Jesus turned around and healed him. Some friends decided today's the day And they busted through because they were like, today he's here. Now, if he leaves this house now, this man may never have his opportunity again. We are going to take action right now. We're going to figure out how to make it fit. Sometimes, y'all, answering right now so that you're not lying to yourself anymore, it does mean figuring out how you're going to make that thing fit. Noah, God said it's going to rain. He didn't know when it was going to rain, but he was tasked with building the ark, and he got instructions. And that ark took a long time to build. If he had said and lied to himself, I'll do it tomorrow, I'll do it tomorrow, ooh, that's a big project, I don't know if I have everything I need, ooh, you know, people aren't going to listen to me, he would not have made it. Humanity, humanity would not have been served. It was his obedience and his responsiveness that saved his family. Luke chapter 5, the miracle, the miraculous catching of the fish. They had already been fishing and Jesus says, listen, I need you, Peter, to cast your net, okay, on the other side. Cast your net again after a full night of fishing and not catching anything. And they caught a boatload. Why? Because what they were supposed to catch was in that moment. And Peter said, we already did it. Stop making excuses, Peter. Just listen. Peter said, we already tried. Stop telling me what you did, Peter. Just listen. Peter could have ignored what God was telling him to do in that moment. But when Jesus nudged him, he took action and he caught something. I need you to understand that there are some things in your life that you're supposed to catch, but you will only catch them when you are responsive to the work of God in your life. You will only catch them when you are responsive to your God-given intuition. You will only catch them when you realize that that phone call to that person on this day needed to be made in that moment because of what was happening in their life at that time. The power of right now is that what you are designed to catch has to intersect with the instructions that you get to move or to take action. And if you don't take action, you don't catch it. If you don't take action, you miss the opportunity. If you don't take action, you miss the right now moment. Stop missing your right now moments. Here's the question for you. What are you supposed to do right now? Whatever's bubbling up, if you can't do the whole thing right now, make the plan, put it on your calendar, decide when you're going to do it, commit, send a text, tell your husband, tell a daughter, tell a friend, tell a coworker, you know what, I have been moved by God, or I have been, I have been feeling that I need to do XYZ and I've been putting it off. Today's the day. I no longer put it off. I start today. I plan today. I make room today. I put it on the calendar today. I'm gonna be obedient today. Y'all, I've said this before, I'm gonna say it again. You are a powerful creature, a very powerful person. You have so much power at work in you because you are a spiritual being having a human experience. Able to tap into what God is doing in spiritual places, and able to know what you cannot see, what is beyond your sight, your smell, your touch, your hearing. But you are losing when you lie to yourself about what you're going to engage with, be obedient with, and in, because the downloads that you're getting are for right now. The biggest lie you tell yourself is that you'll do it tomorrow, or you'll do it later, or you'll do it another time. Stop lying to yourself. And here's what I can promise you: when you do, you will see crazy things open up and happen in your life. I remember going to the seminary, Dallas Theological Seminary, with my parents. And I remember having the strong urge to start seminary. I just felt it. I could feel it, physically feel it. Apply, go now, do it. So I did. Life got hard. I had surgeries in 2017, more surgeries in 2018. Wynter died in 2018. My mom was sick in 2019. But I remember one of the women that I met with there whose husband had major challenges, and he actually passed away during her time in seminary. And at the time, the only thing when I started that was wrong was my husband was ill. And she said, "I know it'll be hard, but I know you can do it." She said, "If I can do it, you can do it." And I had— she said, "I had a rallying experience." And I thought at that moment, I thought that what she was telling me was for me to persevere in finishing the degree because of my husband's illness. I didn't know that it would be because of all the other craziness that was gonna happen in my life. And here's what I know, it's not regret, it's learning. Had I started and finished, my mother would have seen me graduate. Why was the seminary nudge timely? Because God knew that 6 years later she would not be here. Now, I don't feel regret about that. I think my mother saw me do a lot of things that made her see me moving forward in my life. However, I do think that God nudged me because that was an opportunity. It was a right now opportunity. And I just— it was easy to let go of. It was easy to procrastinate about. It was easy to take it off the shelf. And I did. I can go back and do it later, but that taught me something. And that's why I'm teaching you this. I also know that one of the things my mother was the most excited about, the most supportive of, was the Sister Circle Retreat we had in 2019. She planned to come. She, of course, couldn't come. But I remember early in 2019 when I was thinking about it and praying about it, and even in 2018, and I was trying to decide, I was afraid to do it. I was afraid to do it because I was afraid that I would lose money and I don't have money to lose. I was afraid that we would, it wouldn't be a success. And I remember going to New Year's Eve service on the, at Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship, my church in 2018, and the sermon convincing me that I had to do it. And I knew, I knew even though things weren't adding up and even though we couldn't figure out the place and the weekend, and even though there were questions still to be answered, I knew what the decision was. And to this day, I remember the day when after I made the decision to move forward, God started parting the Red Sea. He started making room. He started opening doors and moving things around on my behalf. And I realized then, I learned from that, that when you give God your yes to what you can see, what you do know, he then shows you after your obedience, how he provides. I'm not saying that your yes right now, I'm not saying that it's an easy yes. I know that some of the yeses are hard. I know that some of the obediences are tough. What I'm telling you is that when you walk in your yes, not just say yes, not just think about it, not just have an intention, not just wish, but walk in it. When you walk in your yes, when you take action, that is a powerful place to operate because not only will you experience the right now blessing of your yes, it also puts you in the position to see how God moves, to see why your yes matters. And it builds up your spiritual IQ, your spiritual power, your spiritual muscle, and your spiritual effectiveness in this world. You wanna be a spiritual powerhouse? You wanna operate beyond the natural and the normal? Start responding in the right now. Stop lying to yourself about what you'll do later and start moving when when it's time to move. Not thinking, not planning, not praying, but moving. And tell yourself the truth about how you're really going to operate in this world. I hope this has been a blessing to you. I'll make sure that on the next slide that you've got access to a couple of the videos that I mentioned. But, um, stay around. I'm glad you're here. And if this has been a blessing to you or has been encouraging to you in any way, then be sure and share it. And I'll see be here next time. Right here. Have a great week.