A host shares why Saturday mornings matter: find what genuinely excites you, then do it. He tells the story of a kid named Shepherd who wakes early for a live soccer match, then asks what would make you feel that same pull today.
Good morning, everyone. Here is your moment of yes for today. Happy Saturday to you. Hopefully you're waking up and hopefully you're waking up excited. So what would it, what would it mean to wake up, especially on a Saturday morning, and be excited? So that's what I'm thinking about today. What is exciting you? Is there something that you're like, if I did that today, that excites me? Oh, hey, who's that behind me? Hi, Travis. The reason I say that is because Shepherd is up and it's not 8 o'clock, but Shepherd is up because— why are you up so early, Shepherd? What do you want to watch? No. Shepherd's up because he wants to watch the Barclays Premier League soccer that's happening live in England right now. So of course that game starts at 8 o'clock in the morning, so Shepherd went to bed last night knowing he was so excited he wanted to get up early. Right, Shep? Yes. So that's what it looks like to get up excited, especially on a Saturday morning where you can't even stay asleep because you're so excited to get up. What does that look like for you? What would you do today that would make you feel so excited about your day? That would really bring out your yes? Bring out your purpose, bring out your love and passion. So if you're waking up today and you don't have a sense of what that would be, take a few minutes, be quiet, be silent, and listen. What would really excite me today? Then do it. Go do it, or do it— do a portion of it, do something. But go get up, do something that excites you today. Right, Shep? Yeah. That's your moment of yes. Have a great day, everyone.
