I think you're going to go live for about 10 minutes, or like probably five minutes. Hey, cadre family, what's going on? It's Luke Wentlin today. Hope everybody had a wonderful Monday. Back in the saddle, it's just one of those busy days, hectic days. We have family, family sicknesses, all of it, but you just got to sometimes just figure out what you got to do and keep moving forward. So we've been sick with influenza B. We've been sick with the flu. We've been sick with an infection, sinus infection, but no matter what, we just have to continue to fight forward as a family and do whatever we got to do to make sure that we can continue to move the needle as a family forward.
So wishing you all the best on your own health journey, whether it's through your families, your children, people you love and care about. So with that, let's jump into Monday. When we talk about teammates and lone wolves, teammates and lone wolves, when when you're a teammate, one of the best things that you can possibly do is support your other team, be humble, be kind, support other individuals, lift other people up, understand what it takes to be a teammate that in order to, if you watch some of the best teams in the world, what do they do?
They help and support other people. What do they do? They lift other people up. What do they do? They put others' needs in front of themselves. What do they do? They do whatever it takes to make sure that their goals, their vision, and ultimately achieving those goals are allowed for destiny for their team. But the lone wolf, the lone wolf goes a very, very different direction. The lone wolf on the other hand says, "It's all about me. What do I need? How can I win here?" And I've always been a firm believer that lone wolves can also be part of teams .
What do I mean by that? I think it's okay to be an alpha and, I think it's okay to be an alpha male or female to be able to support other individuals, to be able to lift other people up. I always think the lone wolf is when it's just about, it's a butt. Oh, that guy's a great contributor butt. Oh, that guy's a wonderful leader butt. That gal, gosh, you can deliver on performance butt. You just, you don't want to be that butt when it comes down to the lone wolf. I would rather soon have the best teammates working with the best teammates.
And you have the best teammates that you're working with. You can always find ways to get through things. You can always find ways to have your teammates support you when you're down. You can always find ways to have all these different ways to support one another and drive meaningful change at your company, at your team, at a department, all of it. So I just really want you to lean into, am I being a good teammate? Am I supporting other people? Am I lifting other individuals up? Am I putting other people in front of me when it comes to being a team?
Is that lone wolf mentality will allow you to go very fast, but it's not going to allow you to go very far. So I encourage you to lean into a solid teammate and not a lone wolf. So with that being said, this is your Monday motivation. This is Luke Wentland. Like I said, I hope you're happy, healthy at home. And I really hope that you lean into finding ways to continue to be a great teammate in this world. That's the great separator. When it's all said and done, I always remember impacting other individuals lives as being a really good teammate for them.
Thank you so much guys. Have a wonderful day. We shall talk soon. Take care.
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