In this brief motivational video, the speaker greets viewers and shares a personal “Moment of Yes” for Friday, April 15th. After mentioning a recent trip to Orlando with the Limitless Minds team, he cites a quote from a Metaphysical Milkshake podcast interview with comedian Pete Holmes: “transformed people transform people,” originally from Franciscan monk Richard Rohr. He expands on the quote, emphasizing that life’s struggles can lead to personal growth—greater wisdom, compassion, and forgiveness—and that sharing this growth can positively impact others. The speaker invites the audience to reflect on how they have been transformed and whether they are actively helping others transform, ending with a weekend well‑wish.
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Good morning, everyone. Here is your Moment of Yes for Friday, April 15th. A little rainy, just started raining down here. Got the raincoat on. Just got back from Orlando from the last couple days hanging with the Limitless Minds team, which was an exciting, inspiring 2 and a half days. Always a lot of fun, a ton of inspiration hanging out with a great group of people. Good morning, everyone. But my inspiration for today actually comes from the drive home, listening to a podcast, Metaphysical Milkshake. If you guys haven't listened to that podcast, great podcast. They were interviewing Pete Holmes. Pete Holmes is a comedian. He's had a few— a show and a few specials on HBO. Spiritual guy. And he shared this quote from Richard Rohr, the monastic I think, or Franciscan monastic monk. Anyway, amazing guy. If you've read or listened to any of Richard Rohr, R-O-H-R, fantastic stuff. Richard Rohr's quote is, transformed people transform people. Let me say that one more time. Transformed people transform people. I love that. It's such an acceptance of going through difficult situations, growing, evolving, struggling, but learning and becoming wiser, smarter, more compassionate, more forgiving as a result of life struggles. Right. We go through life struggles. And we are transformed when we allow ourselves to be transformed as a result of them. Therefore, our life becomes richer and by sharing the richness of our life, we transform people. Transformed people transform people. So, my message to you is we've all been transformed. How have you been transformed? And are you showing up in a way that is allowing others to be transformed as well. It's a deep one to ponder here today. That's your moment of yes for Friday, April 15th. Have a great weekend, everybody. Bye.
