A short, first-person YouTube monologue by Kim Zoller recounting arriving in Tel Aviv, deciding spontaneously to attend a documentary screening despite jet lag, meeting the filmmaker and others, and forming a potentially meaningful connection. The speaker uses this anecdote to challenge viewers to start saying "yes" to opportunities that could lead to special experiences.
Hi. I'm so glad we're taking strides together today. I arrived yesterday at my favorite place in the world. I'm in Tel Aviv in Israel. Oh, my gosh. I got off the plane immediately, came to the beach just to take a walk, and my sister in law said, hey, do you want to go see a movie? It's this documentary. And I thought to myself, do I really want to go do that? I'm a little jet lagged, blah, blah, blah, whatever. And then I said, yes, I do. Sure, why not? We ended up going and having the most incredible time. I met the person who made the document and some other people, had the most beautiful conversations and started a connection that could really be something really special in my life. And so with that, I want to challenge you. What are you saying yes to? What? In those moments where you're like, you could go either way, but the yes could be really something special and unique. So let's start saying yes because there's so many amazing possibilities.
