A speaker on the Mississippi River asks you to stop defining yourself by what you do and start asking who you love to be. Purpose lives in the qualities you embody when you're in the zone, not in your job title. Use Sunday to figure out that version of yourself and let it guide everything else.
Good morning, everyone. Here's your moment of yes for today. Another beautiful morning here along the Mississippi River. Your moment of yes for today, and I did a lot of listening on this yesterday and it kind of showed up. When it comes to your yes, your purpose, again, going back to it's not what you do, it's not your job, it's not your profession, but the idea came to me that, you know, it's clearly, it's not what you do, but the idea of The idea came to me, it's who do you love to be? Who do you love to be? So you at your— when you're in your zone, when you're feeling authentic, when you're feeling on fire, those qualities that you show up with, who do you love to be? It's that being, the being that's important, not the doing. And so today, your moment of yes, it's a Sunday. It's a great day of reflection just to, to focus and listen into who do I love to be at my best? Who do I love to be? And that's it. Have a wonderful day, everyone. That's your moment of yes for today.
