When you face a question or problem with no answer, can you stay present and peaceful anyway? The speaker shares waiting for inspiration that never came, then admitting he had nothing to offer, and asks whether that's enough.
Good morning, everyone. Happy Tuesday. Here's your moment of yes for today. What would happen if you didn't have the answer? If you didn't have the solution? If you didn't have a response to something that you're being confronted with? A challenge, a situation, a question. What would it be like if you couldn't answer it? If you didn't have a response that felt right? If you didn't know what to do? What would that look like? What would that feel like? Have you ever felt that way? And are you possibly feeling that way right now about something in your life? You know, this morning it was interesting. I sat here for a while waiting for the waters of inspiration to move for the moment of yes. And sometimes a clear idea comes, and this morning not so much. And so I thought, okay, if I'm committed to doing a moment of yes every morning, And I don't feel like there's anything inspirational to say. What do I say? And so in complete honesty and transparency, I don't know. And I don't have an answer. I don't have a moment of inspiration. And so minus that, when we're confronted with that, when I'm being confronted with this, What do you do? Can you still— can you still be present and at peace without an answer? Can you still be present and at peace without offering a solution? Can you still be present and at peace with not knowing? With not knowing what to do next, what to say next? What does that feel like? Can you show up in that space even when you don't have an answer? To give. And that is your moment of yes for today, everyone. Have a wonderful day.
