A brief exercise to shift how you approach an impossible problem. Instead of analyzing it, the speaker asks you to stay open to solutions beyond your current thinking, focusing on universal love and wholeness rather than trying to solve it analytically.
Chapters
Good morning, everyone. Here is your moment of yes for today. Yes, the sun is directly in my face. That's okay. For those of you celebrating Easter today, happy Easter. I hope you guys have a wonderful day, wonderful holiday. And so your moment of yes for today is to think about what feels impossible in your life right now. What task, what challenge, what obstacle in front of you Feels impossible. And your moment for today is just to be open to a solution, a resolution, an answer that is beyond what you are trying to figure out or make happen right now. So we're going to take whatever these challenges are, whatever this thing that feels impossible in our life, and that could be a good thing, or it could be something that just continues to weigh us down. And think about this thing and just totally open yourself up to the wholeness, to the unlimited ability, to the infinitude of love, of God, of the universe. And instead of trying to figure it out, just keep taking your thought back to the possibility of allness and perfection, wholeness and wonder. So don't figure it out. Don't think that you have to know the details. Say yes to what is possible and stay open to that and try to stay in that mental space. That's your moment of yes for today, everyone. Have a wonderful day.