A speaker urges you to drop pretenses and embrace who you actually are. Real confidence comes from accepting your own qualities and flaws, not impressing others. He hints at a significant event coming tomorrow tied to the holiday season.
Good morning everyone. Happy Monday. This is your moment of yes for today. The sun is shining right directly in my face, probably not the most appealing lighting. I came out of the room this morning, that's the action that you're getting right there. It's like the Heat Miser 2013. Your moment of yes for today is what you see is what you get. Now, I don't mean that from a superficial standpoint. I mean that from a total yes authenticity standpoint. What you see is what you get. Who you are is who you are. And the sooner we stop trying to primp ourselves up to look a certain way, or to act a certain way, or to hold ourselves a certain way that is not our authentic self, the sooner we will start to become comfortable in our own skin, happy about who we are, and just accepting, accepting about who we are. And embracing that, embracing our qualities, embracing our gifts, embracing what it is about us that feels true and authentic. And if there's stuff that shows up that, that we want to challenge in ourselves, that's fine. But not pretending to be someone or something that we're not because we're trying to impress someone else. So we're not doing it today, and we're definitely not going to do it with the holidays. We're going to push our hair up, And we are going to just be ourselves, embrace ourselves, and love ourselves. Love the yes in all of that, right? And there's a whole lot of that. Isn't that right? Yes, tomorrow's going to be a big day. Clear your calendar tomorrow. What is that, Christmas Eve or something? Yeah. Clear your calendar tomorrow because tomorrow is a big day for a moment of yes. You're going to be busy, so make sure you clear your calendar. We'll see you tomorrow. Have a great day. That's your moment of yes.
