Host reflects on returning from vacation, shares a Sunday "blue book" planning routine, and describes his experience reading Conquering the Impossible. He previews a week of varied Cadre sessions and Brennan's Saturday meditation yoga.
Coming back from vacation is tough. I've been working on my blue book. We have an amazing week here scheduled at Cadre. You're going to see eleven or twelve different personalities throughout the week. And you can wrap up with an amazing meditation yoga session with Brennan.
Luke says he was captivated by the book conquering the impossible by Mike Horne. The book tells the true story of two inuit tribe members traveling 12,000 miles around the Arctic Circle. Luke: Reading this book led him to expand his dreams.
This week, we have an amazing week. I hope you finish your month strong. Here at Cadre, our coaching team is ready to rock. Our video content team is putting out some amazing content. But play big. Go for your dreams.
Good morning, Cadre crew. We're going to just give it a second here just to make sure a little c pops up that we're all live here, locked and loaded. Hope everybody had a really good weekend. Let's give it one more second so everybody can join. Man, coming back from vacation is tough. I'm not gonna lie. I was just in St. Lucia for six days with my amazing wife and got back in the saddle here in Minnesota. And, like, digging out of emails and getting out, I'm not saying to feel sorry for me by any stretch of imagination, but it was hard to kind of get back to status quo.
I've been working on my blue book. I'm sure you guys have heard about that. On Sunday nights, my blue book is just getting everything prepared, ready to go for the week. For me, I have all my to do lists, my task list, my checklist, all the things. I don't know what your Sunday night routine is, but that works so, so great for me. But we have an amazing week here scheduled at Cadre. We have all of our individuals set to go live. So you're going to see eleven or twelve different personalities throughout the week, which is exciting.
And you can wrap up and finish with an amazing meditation yoga session with Brennan come Saturday. He always has his Saturday flow or Saturday meditation or Saturday breathing team here at Khadjar. Really, really well, to share a story today with you, let me talk about this book that arrived on my doorstep. It gets weirder. It gets weirder. So I am in St. Lucia in the middle of nowhere, little island, 26 miles, right? 26 miles from. From top to bottom island in this vast world that we live in near the equator, right?
And of course, I've been gearing and waiting to read this entire book. Took me just a couple days. Knocked it out of the park, right? If you haven't read it conquering the impossible by Mike Horne, please do. It's insane. It's out of this world. But my wife and I, she read a couple books, I read a couple and she kind of almost got annoyed with me because everybody, couple paragraphs, couple pages, I would tell her about the new story that he did or what he's doing. And through this, you know, this 12,000 miles journey around the Arctic Circle, I was just captivated.
And it just held on. Like, I just held every breath while I was taking these steps with him as he was walking around the arctic Circle. It was an amazing, amazing book. So fast forward. I just get done reading this book. I wrapped it up. I'm just kind of, like, exhausted from this experience, which is unbelievable. Absolutely unbelievable. Right? And I'm in St. Lucia and we have this, and we wake up in the morning, walk, just like, let's get down to the pier area. And there's two other people sitting there waiting prior to heading out in the morning.
m. For the ferries across to go scuba diving or snorkeling. And I'm sitting there waiting, waiting, waiting, and there's 20 minutes before nine, and there's two other people down there, okay, there's two other people down there. And his name was Timu, and her name was Christine. And Timu, you know, I had broken English, and he was of inuit descent. Okay, so he's an Inuit Native American Indian, and his wife Christine was, too. Guess where they were from. The arctic circle. This is unbelievable. So Baffin Bay, this is a true story.
An absolute true story. So right here, if you take a look in Canada by Baffin Bay, this is exactly where they're located. That's exactly where they're from. 12,000 miles. This individual took this journey, took this journey around Mike Horn, took this journey around the arctic circle. I'm sitting in St. Lucia in the middle of nowhere in the Caribbean, and two individuals that are sitting on the same deck, the same place that are going diving, scuba diving, snorkeling, whatever it was, are sitting there waiting.
And Timu and Christina write it in here. When I'm telling him about. I ran back to the hotel as fast as I possibly could. I got the book. I sprinted back down. I'm like, here, book. This is why I'm showing him where it is. And he just kept telling me, impossible. He's like, impossible. Nobody can do this. Impossible. And I think about this, there's less tribe members plus billion people on the planet. So just hold on. I'm going to tell you the odds of this. I'm going to tell you the odds of what transpired.
All right, give me just 1 second here on my calculator. 30,000. You can get a little bit more. 6 billion people. Chance that that happened, that I ran into two people of inuit descent on my trip after I got done reading this book, that it will forever change my life. And there's two inuit tribe members that are literally on the exact same place at the exact same time that next day. There's an absolute true story. So probably some people are saying, why don't you buy a lottery? A lottery ticket, of course.
I probably should have. But my point is, is this, number one, there's signs around you. This world is always sending you signs, and I have to do more. Reading this book, just of an individual that had the opportunity to go on a 12,000 miles journey, 27 months it took him sleeping outside. Negative 70, negative 90, negative 50. I'm playing too small. My goals aren't big enough. I need to do more. And all these signs led me. This is a Luke moment that I've got to play bigger. I've got to expand my dreams.
I've got to dig deeper. I've got to put my goals in unreachable. Even when individuals that live in the arctic Circle tell you it's impossible, he still did it. This makes my little 107 miles run come May 27, and nothing but. It's so when I'm in the throes of it, and I'm going to be doing what I want to push you signs around the world. And if bigger leaps. Push yourself, push yourself for different opportunities. I'm telling you, the world is sending you signs all over the place. You got to be one of them.
And if you do, sky's the limit. This week, we have an amazing week. Like I said at Cadre, you know, we're kind of wrapping up and finishing up here for February. I hope you finish your month strong. I hope you do some wonderful things in this world. We're always here for you. Here at Cadre, our coaching team is ready to rock. Our video content team is putting out some amazing content. I don't know about you all, but I live for the next videos that drop. I hope you do, too. Make sure to always check the community feed for things that are happening throughout the day, the week, the month.
You might even find an anxiety group that somebody's running for free soon. That is this guy. So I look forward to seeing you there. We'll have some fun and talk through some of those struggles that we all are going through. But play big. Go for your dreams. Reach out for your dreams if you think it's impossible. 0034% chance. Just like happened to me, there's a pretty big sign on this planet telling you, go after something bigger. Have an amazing day. Look forward to seeing you all on the app. Chat soon.
Bye bye. Take care of y'all.
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