In this short monologue, the speaker marks the 17‑year wedding anniversary with his wife Hollister, expressing deep gratitude for her support in his life and in co‑creating the "30 Days of Yes" program. He reflects on how their relationship has grown from youthful uncertainty to a partnership grounded in authenticity, purpose, and a shared "yes" mindset. The speaker acknowledges the audience, invites them to celebrate with them, and briefly mentions their children, ending with a warm farewell.
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Good morning, everyone. Happy Saturday. Here is your Moment of Yes for today. And if I didn't make the Moment of Yes about this today, I would be in big trouble. And that is because today is the 17-year anniversary of Hollister and myself. And so today's Moment of Yes is all about expressing my gratitude and appreciation for the most wonderful woman in the world who has helped me live my purpose. And live my yes on a daily basis for over 17 years now and has really helped me create the whole 30 Days of Yes program. And so just like with our birthday and our anniversary, we're not together. She's gone for the weekend, but she's gone for the weekend because she is— she's doing something to only help her live her yes even more. So Hollister, happy anniversary. You know I love you. Have a wonderful, wonderful weekend. And when it comes to When it comes to purpose and living your yes, I'm just so grateful. And looking back at the past 17 years married, when the two of us were little, little children, I don't think we had any idea what we were doing. But to see the progress and how our relationship has evolved, it's been wonderful. It's been beautiful. And as your text this morning said, 17 years of of awesomeness. And so thank you for seeing me. You know I see you. And, um, and, and that's what YES! is all about, is, is that, is that authenticity and that spirit and that purpose that you've been bringing to our relationship for 17 years. So thank you. I love you. And to everyone else who is watching this— Is this awkward? I don't know. That you're— okay. But thank you for celebrating this with us and supporting our marriage and our yes. And I'm sure the kids, they really don't get it, Hollister. They want me to make breakfast now. So I love you. Have a great weekend. That's your Moment of Yes for today, everyone. Take care. Bye.
