On his 26th wedding anniversary with Hollister, the speaker reflects on gratitude as a mindset tool. He draws from a recent Limitless Minds conference in Orlando, arguing that identifying something you're grateful for today, no matter how small, is a superpower you can practice daily.
Good morning, everyone. Here is your Moment of Yes for Wednesday, October 5th. I better be able to remember what day it is because today is Hollister and mine's wedding anniversary. 26 years. Crazy. 26 years with this guy. A few more gray hairs than 26 years ago. Maybe not many. I don't know. So today, more than any day, it's super easy just to be grateful. And as I kind of wrap up a 3-day conference with Limitless Minds here in Orlando, where we've been focusing on, you know, our mindset and setting our intentions and being in the present moment, gratitude is kind of a superpower that allows us to do that. And so what day is it easier to be grateful than today? To be grateful for a super supportive and loving and thriving marriage, to be with a partner who sees the best in me and puts up with the worst of me and continues to be my biggest cheerleader. And hopefully I am her biggest cheerleader as well. So today is about gratitude. It's about gratitude and not taking anything for granted and not being attached to, um, how things have to be or will be in the future. So, um, what are you grateful for today, right? Doesn't have to be as big as an anniversary, um, but what are you grateful for today that is not about you always having it, but being grateful that for today you do? We're by the airport. So gratitude, superpower, let's use it today. That's your moment of yes. Have an awesome day, everybody. Bye.
