On Labor Day, reflect on the difference between your job and your life's work. Ask yourself if what you're doing matches who you want to become, and whether your efforts point toward your actual purpose.
Good morning, everyone. Here is your moment of yes for today. Happy Monday. Happy Labor Day for you. Hopefully all of you are getting a chance to take a break today or at least have a slow day, extend your weekend a little bit. And since it is Labor Day, the idea of work and today, you know, we're trying to take a break from it and rest. But think about your work. And usually the first thing you think about is your career or your occupation, which Which makes a lot of sense. That is your job. That's the work that you do. But also to think bigger beyond the idea of just your job. What is your work? What is your life's work? So if you were to stop and articulate, in addition to just what you are doing at your job, what you're doing in life as your life's work. What does that look like to you right now? What does that feel like? How would you describe it? Is there a sense of direction to it? Is there a sense of purpose to it? And so I recommend today to take a few minutes and just be retrospective. Think big picture and then think about, okay, here's what I'm doing. Here's what I'm working on. Does that— excuse me, I got a hair in my mouth. Does that fall in line with where I want to go and who I want to be as a person? And is, you know, is it properly aligned with your compass? So think about your life's work today as we rest on Labor Day and sit with some of those big questions and see what shows up. It might be really, really inspiring and helpful as we get ready to go back to work. So that's your Moment of Yes for today, everyone. Have a wonderful day. Bye.
