Monday Motivation: Rule #12 Of 13 - Kyrie Eleison

Good morning everybody. Good morning, Cadre family. We'll just give it a minute here. It's Monday. It's 08:07 we're back in the saddle, ready to have an amazing week. Anybody heard this song before? An eighties Kyrie by Mister Mister. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning again, my name is Luke Wendtlet. In order to change one thing, I had to change everything. This is rule number twelve of 13. This is a fun one. Give it 1 second here, guys. Again, anybody remember this eighties classic by Mister Mister called Kyrie?

Good morning. Good morning. Does anybody remember this song? Give me a yes. Okay. Ready for it. So do I. You'll never listen to that song the same way. Ready for it. Oh, it so energizes me too. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Does anybody know what that means? Kyrie? Elisan, do you know what it means? It means Lord have mercy. So in order to change one thing, I had to change everything. And one of the big things for me, again, rule number twelve is mercy, grace and forgiveness. And I think in order to take the next step in humanity, not just Luke Wendtland, the United States of America, our friends, our neighbors, our relatives, this world, we need to be better at forgiveness.

We need to be better at grace. We need to allow individuals to make mistakes and we need to, as a society and as humanity, as human beings. And people that show up for each other have to take imperfection as a cure. Kari Elisan. Lord have mercy. One thing for me that has really moved me into this space of taking, whether it's massive action, whether it's working with people I love and trust, whether it's my family and friends, my inner circle, all the things I've been talking about for the last eleven weeks, which is crazy, almost three months going on about this series of these 13 rules, but none of them work.

If I can't forgive, I don't have grace and I don't have mercy for others. And I really want you to think about, I want you to take away this one today, rule twelve. And I want you to take a step back and I want you to think about this. And I want you to think about one human being that's still like something they said, something they did, something that happened in your life over the last 10, 20, 30 years, and it frustrated you to know. And just thinking about it gets you mad, right? Just thinking about it gets you mad.

And I want you to forgive them and I want you to truly forgive them and give them grace and give them mercy. Because you know what? Maybe they weren't in their best place of life either. We've all been there. Maybe they weren't showing up the way they wanted to show up. Maybe they were hurting inside. Maybe they had something going on. And I really want you to speak this out loud, and I want you to say, like, I forgive you. And if you really want to take it to the next level, the next step, pick up the phone and call them.

Make amends, do whatever you need to do. But I would highly encourage you to take those three words, and not only those three words, mercy, grace, and forgiveness. But take Kyrie, mister, mister. And remember that Kyrie Elisan. Lord have mercy. And I want you to play this song today while you're thinking about it and actually think about these words. This eighties cult classic has such a deep meaning to it. And every time I listen, I'm like, man, I still got a little something in my heart for something.

And I gotta forgive, or I gotta provide grace, or I need to offer up mercy. In this situation, life is just, it's too hard to live with hate in your heart. It's just too hard to live with hate in your heart. So I encourage you to think about ways in which you can let go. In which you can let go and you can forgive. So rule number twelve, mercy, grace, and forgiveness. In order to change one thing, I change everything. And I think this one has ultimately changed my life forever. I don't. I don't hold on to resentments.

I don't hold on to how I might be feeling about a human being, a person, a thing. And I, and I encourage you to push all of your chips in. And if somebody's wronged you, if somebody stiffed you on money, if somebody has said they were going to do something and didn't, I encourage you to pick up the phone, text, you, name it, especially if that individual is still, quote unquote, close in your life and just offer up forgiveness. So that's my message today. Find a way to forgive. Find a way to let that out of your heart and move forward accordingly because you are going to be such a more whole person for this.

With that being said, have an incredible week. Take care, you guys. Remarkable week. Do something special. Do something for somebody else in this world. All right, bye.