Travis reflects on a lawn sign that said "no job is too small" and argues that every moment in life deserves your full attention, not just the big ones. He challenges you to bring your best self to each present moment, treating it as a "moment of yes."
Good morning, everyone. Here is your Moment of Yes for today. It's early, but we're awake. We're alert. Yes. I was driving into work this morning and there was a sign in the front yard of someone's lawn sort of advertising someone, a screen service that had worked for them. And the sign said, no job is too small. And not only do I need some screen service right now for home, the idea of no job is too small Kind of stuck out to me. It's kind of a slogan that we've heard our whole lives. But thinking about it this morning in sort of a new light and new inspiration, it kind of hit me from the standpoint of how we live and approach every aspect of our life. And so it's easy to get sort of wrapped up in bringing sort of our full purpose and our attention and the best of ourselves to life's big issues to our job or certain relationships or crisis or those moments that really call forth us to show up in a big way. But really, no job is too small. Is there any aspect of our life that is not calling forth our true attention and intention and ability to be in that present moment? What does small actually mean in the context of life and life's experiences? Is there really any moment of our life that is too small? So I ask you to ponder that today as your moment of yes, to, to think about each moment as big or small is almost kind of irrelevant. It is that present moment. So what are you bringing to it? That's your moment of yes for today, everyone. Have a wonderful day. Thank you, Travis.
