In this brief motivational video recorded on December 7, 2020, the speaker shares a "moment of yes" centered on a Ken Wapnick quote: every action toward a person is either an expression of love or a call for love, and the appropriate response is always love. He emphasizes that love should be the default reaction whether others approach us positively or with hostility, noting that love can defuse negativity without the intention to change the other person. The speaker situates the message in his personal setting—rainy Fort Lauderdale where he is staying for a short period—inviting viewers to adopt love as their response throughout the week.
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Good morning, everyone. Here is your moment of yes for today. It is Monday, December 7th, 2020. This is your moment of yes. I'm still down in Fort Lauderdale, kind of overcast, rainy Fort Lauderdale today. That's my bed. Yeah, this is my home for 12 days, 10 days, whatever. We're getting close. So, your moment of yes for today is actually the conversation, the discussion that Frank and I were having in the chat On Friday, I posted the quote and I'm like, you know, that's such a good quote. That would be a great moment of yes for Monday. So the quote is this, it's from Ken Wapnick. The quote is, every action someone takes towards me is either an expression of love or a call for love, and either way my response is love. Love that. How cool is that? That every action someone takes Towards me is either a an expression of love or a call for love. So what's our response? Our response is is the same either way, whether they're coming at us or they're coming with us. It is you know our response is love. That's it, right? That's that obey the law from from last week. Love always wins. So love is always our response. No matter what is going on, love is always our response. Whether they're coming at us aggressively or negatively, love is always our response. It's easy when they're coming at us with love, to respond with love. But more often than not, it's how do we respond when someone is coming at us with that negativity or hostility or whatever it is. And again, we're not trying to change them. Our intention is not to change them. But when we respond with love, how often do we defuse a lot of that hostility or negativity? And so I just love that as we move into As we move into this week and we're constantly just bumping into humanity, bumping into humanity everywhere we go, whether it's under our own roof or outside of our house. Regardless of what comes at us, we can't control. What can we always control? How we respond. And we respond with love always. Love always wins. All right, respond with love today, everybody. That's your moment of yes. Have an awesome week.
