AMOY: Beware of "When I's"

The speaker warns against "when I" thinking—waiting for a new job, relationship, or income to start living. These future-focused thoughts keep you stuck outside the present moment. Instead, recognize that right now is sufficient and perfect.
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Good morning, everyone. Here is your moment of yes for today. We are getting closer to 2014. Again, a great time to reboot, to restart your yes, to actually reconnect with your yes. I know you guys are working on New Year's resolutions and all that great stuff. Hey, if you know someone interested in Yes 101 for January, go ahead and sign them up and or have them sign up either way. So your moment of yes for today is beware beware of. What ifs and when eyes. What ifs and when eyes—they're dangerous. They are a yes authenticity stopper. They stop us in our track. They get us out of the present moment, living in the past or or worrying about the future. Such as, what if I get fired? What if I don't have enough money? What if? What if? What if? What if? What if? What ifs will stop you from doing the thing you want to do all the time. The other thing that will prevent us from getting to where we want to go or just being content. and happy and peaceful with where we are is the when-Is. When-Is is when I get this job, when I meet this person, when I make this amount of money, when I live here. When I, when I, when I is always putting off that once I get something later or in the future or if I get that thing, then I'll finally be at peace. Then I'll finally be happy. And most of us know that that is never the case. It is a never-ending line of dissatisfaction that whenever we get something that we've wanted, that expectation moves forward and we're right back into the, when I get this, then I'll be happy. We do it all the time. What-ifs and when-Is. If we can eliminate those or minimize those and stay in the presence of right now I, right now this, right now this is enough. Right now I. Right now I have enough. Right now this is perfect. That's all you will ever need, and in reality, that's all you ever have, and that is enough. That's your moment of yes for today, everyone. Have a great day.










