A speaker introduces the "Moment of Yes" practice: pause, listen, and listen again. The value isn't in dramatic revelations but in staying present in the listening space, even when nothing obvious emerges. Whatever comes is enough for personal progress.
Good morning everyone. Here is your Moment of Yes for today. Can you believe it? We've got today, tomorrow, and Tuesday, 3 more Moments of Yes left in 2013. Then I move on to 2014 with my 7 Days of Yes. It's not really a program as much as it is an opportunity free of charge. Feel free to subscribe to the blog and you'll get that update each week. So your Moment of Yes for today though is obviously this last year Has been a lesson in me of committing to taking time each day to pause, to listen, and then listen some more. So your moment of yes for today is pause, listen, and then listen some more. Right. Sometimes when we pause, we listen, and we start listening, we're like, well, I'm listening, I don't hear anything. And so we give up. And so I just encourage you that in that listening space, especially when you're not hearing anything, To keep on listening. And if you don't hear anything else, you keep on listening and you keep listening. And sometimes you might walk away going, I really didn't get anything out of that, when in fact, whatever you got as far as moving forward is exactly what you needed, even if it wasn't lightning from heaven telling you what to do. So your idea today is make that time. It's all about making that commitment to the time of listening and then stopping and pausing and listening some more. It's not about what you want to get out of it. It's about what shows up, and that is enough. So today, stop, pause, listen, and then listen some more. That's your moment of yes for today. Have a good day, everyone.
