The Thin Space

Well, hey there, Cadre. Good morning. Happy Sunday. JC Lippold here to kick off self care. Sundays naturally exist kind of in the middle of two big elements of how we kind of set up life, right? We have our work week and then we have our weekend. We have the time that we kind of do all the things, and then naturally we work for that time when we can rest and recover and maybe do things that we normally don't get to do as fully or as focusedly as we'd love to do during the week. Hey, Jules. Nice to see you, my friend.

So on self care Sunday, we love to take some time to talk about ways that we can maximize that time. Later on today, you're going to see other individuals jumping in to share opportunities on how to really delve in. You'll see Jean and Daryl and Jason and Evan all offering ways. Joe, Joy, nice to see you. Really. It's nice to see you. So on Sundays, I talk about the thin space, the space in between things that have been and things that will be. And in that space there is opportunity. It's a really good thing to think about on these days that sometimes we get anxious because we go, gosh, it's Monday tomorrow.

And on Monday I have all these things to do. And maybe yesterday was a day when you had some time and some space to rest and breathe differently. Well, sometimes it's hard to understand. Yes. Joke of joy. Jules, good morning. All the exclamation points. Happy easter, happy Sunday, happy whatever this day holds for you. It's nice to see you here. Speak, wonder. Nice to see you, my friend. So I am currently in Smyrna, Tennessee, moving my parents back from Florida, where they spend time in the winter, back to Minnesota, where they spend time in the kind of the spring and the summer, drove to Nashville last night.

And then today we'll drive the rest of the way back. Have you ever been on a really good road trip? Think about that road trip. That's the whole prompt I want to give you right now. Think about the time spent on that road trip. What comes to mind? What comes to mind? As you think about what comes to mind from that road trip, feel free to type in memories. Feel free to type in those first synapses of the brain you can see. Speak, wonder. Just typed in all capital letters. Jewel says, I love road trips.

Speak, wonder says that the early morning is the favorite time of their day. There's a great song from the musical guys and dolls where Sky Masterson, one of the kind of the lead lovers in the story talks about how that early morning is the best time of the day. So you remind me of that. Speak, wonder. Speak, wonder. Says, I love the smells and the open windows. Yeah, speak, wonder. The people watching the pit stops for stretch breaks now notice everybody speak, wonder. Kind of type some things in the chat.

I'd love for you to do the same thing if you're watching later, but think about the things that speak, wonder. Just shared. The things that were shared were things in the midst of the road trip, not where we got to, but what was happening when the seatbelt was buckled up and you were in the journey. It's a good way to think about thin space, the space between where you started and where you're going and that space is where you are. In that space, there's great opportunity. I think road trips are really hard when you're focusing on where you're going to get to.

If you go. m. Central standard time right now. Where I am, I will be getting out of. m.. Tonight. It's a long, long, long, long time. If I start thinking about getting there, yeah, it's gonna be kind of a rough day. If I think about where I am, then there's gonna be opportunity. There's gonna be thoughts that exist only in that moment. There's going to be sights that fuel inspiration only in that moment. Keep looking at the chat. Look at what Jules and Joe Pejoy are sharing, the laughs, quality time.

No worries. Because what are you supposed to worry about? You have to focus on where you are. Joe Pejoy spending time with the people that you share that thin space with. Looking at where you are externally on a map, y'all. This is what Cadre offers you, this thin space in between where you are and where you are going and who you meet there. Right now, I am thoroughly grateful for in this thin space. Jules Chopa. Speak wonder. We're on this journey together, so find some time in the moment that you are in today and see what there is to see.

We'll talk to you later.