A speaker reflects on The Polar Express and argues that belief shapes daily life more than we realize. He urges openness to changing beliefs, trusting what you can't see, and starting Monday with confidence in your convictions.
Good morning, everyone. Here is your moment of yes for today. Happy Monday. So last night, watched The Polar Express with the kids, which has really become sort of one of my favorite holiday movies of all the holiday movies, and just the overall message of belief and believing what we can't necessarily see. And I just love that message, especially this time of year. And it just got me thinking this morning about How much I go through my day or my life, and and how much of that is just is just built on belief, on believing the things, the ideas, the principles that I can't necessarily see, but I just I believe with my heart, and I might never see them, but but I it's it's it's my belief. It's what I believe. It's it's it's it's the spirit. It's the principle that I believe in, and how much I just don't know. Just how much out there in life, in the world, in the universe that I just don't know, will never understand. But just being able to rely on the power of belief, being open to my belief and my changing, my beliefs changing, and just not having any false sense that I know what's going on. But I do have the power of belief. And just trusting that and allowing the receptivity to change and adapt and, and to be inspired. So that's my moment of yes for you for today. Have a great Monday, everyone.
