Enoughness 101

Well, hey there, Cadre. Happy Saturday. And a little disclaimer. Every single time I sign on to do a live stream, I notice I smile as soon as I hit go live. I can't help myself. And then I say, happy Monday or Tuesday or Thursday or Saturday or Sunday. Those are the days that I live stream. And when I say happy, I don't mean that you need to be happy to be here. And I don't even mean that I'm happy, because sometimes I'm not. But what I mean is that I am happy to see you, even if I'm not happy. I'm happy to see you.

I'm happy to see you, Kristen. I'm happy to see you, Jules. You make me happier than I am at the current moment. Elsie Wallace. I'm happy to see you. How great is that? It really is. You are my sunshine. You are my friend. It really is a phenomenon what happens here in the Cadre sphere. So on Saturday, it's personal growth, personal development day. And I think back to when I was in my younger years, and Saturday morning was kind of an exhale for me. I was kind of a nonverbal kid and a highly emotional being.

And getting through the week was filled with nightmares and panic and what was going to go wrong and how was I going to mess up and who was going to make fun of me. And when I would get to Saturday, it'd be like I'd be able to wake up and lucky charms would be waiting and cartoons would be waiting and being able to jump on here and I see Kristen is tuning in. Kristen's gonna be jumping into the live stream in about 28 minutes. This is kind of my Saturday morning cartoons. This is kind of my exhale.

So I hope that this can be your exhale as well. So if we've never shared time and space together before, my name is JC Lippold, and thank you for the opportunity to share time and space with you. It is a gift. And if you don't believe me, if that makes you uncomfortable, I am perfectly okay making you uncomfortable and attempting to convince you that you are worthwhile spending time with. This is enoughness 101. What is enoughness? Enoughness is the concept that you are already, indeed enough in this moment, meaning that there is something that you have in your arsenal, in your toolkit, that is incredibly worthy, incredibly powerful to change your current state, that can change your world for the better.

That's a true statement. And this is not something that you have to work on to bring into reality. It's more so a calibration, as we said when we did a live event in Charlotte, North Carolina, you cannot calibrate what you don't already have. I will say that again. You cannot calibrate what you don't already have. In other words, you may be like, ah. Like, this machine may need some tweaking or some dusting or some cleaning, but all the pieces are there. You just need to get it to work as efficiently and effectively as possible.

So this is your weekly opportunity to calibrate your enoughness machine. Today, I'd like to ask a question. And the question is, this, is. Is getting better the goal? Meaning, like, when you're doing something, do you have to get better for there to be worth in doing the thing? Now, again, I know some of y'all are, like, super awesome perspective people. And, you know, the glass has, you know, something in it, and it's. It's half full. And even if things are bad, there's always something good. And I'm not saying that in, like, a bad way.

Look, I'm not. There's. There's. There's no toxicness to the positivity at all with y'all. I know that. I know that. But think about the way that you walk into the things that you do. Yeah. Right. Getting better isn't the goal, but I really want you to think about is. Yeah, right. Good. It's about peace. What else is it about? Because I think that if we can grow the list of the things that it can be about, that's one way to calibrate our enoughness when we walk into the space. What can it be about?

Jules, I'm going to offer an adjustment to your sense. Sometimes, enjoy the ride. The just word there can minimize the enjoyment of the ride. Sometimes you just need to enjoy the ride. Now. Sometimes, enjoy the ride. Goal is rather getting through it victoriously. Yeah, get through it victoriously. You know, like, um, it's. It's. It's so interesting. Right. Um, you know, I always like using spaces that are often designed for our personal growth. You know, let's say the ways that we nourish our body.

You know, let's say if that's food and movement, you know, it's eat, eat a healthy diet, whatever that means. But it's okay to eat cake. Even just the way that that's phrased, eat a healthy diet. That means that that is good, but it's okay to eat cake. Well, no. Then that means that it's not okay to eat cake, because we're saying it's okay to eat cake. Hey, run. But it's okay to walk. That means walking is not okay, and running is good. Really. The way that we set up things says, what is good and what is not good.

And in reality, peace, enjoyment, time, space, perspective, liberation, creativity. Now again, people will push back on me and they go, no, because. Because if everything is peace, then no, it can't all be peace. It can't all be enjoyment. It can't all be boop boo doo pa doopa doopa do. Right? We don't exist in a binary world. I recently got crucified by the Washington Post, right? I said, hey, telling people that eating cake is good. Cake is a good thing. Eat cake. And they say, you can't tell people to eat cake.

And I said, actually, eating cake is wonderful. And all of a sudden, Fox News and today's show followed right up. They said, yeah, cake bad. It's like, no, actually, nothing bad. Everything good. Everything in moderation. It's like, what does that mean? Here's the answer. Simple solutions to complex problems is the root of messiness for people. But here's the truth. You are indeed already enough. So if you listen to those voices in your head, again, if you've listened to any of these live streams on enoughness, there's four levers to your calibration of enoughness.

Number one, your words are enough. Your honesty. Number two, your thoughts are enough. Your curiosity. Number your feelings are enough. Your intuition. And number four, you are enough. Your presence. If you go at any and every given time, all the things that you're sharing today are exactly what you need to be looking for. So, y'all, if you wonder why I smile every time I hit go live. And why I say happy Saturday, it's because you are the ones who remind me that I am indeed already enough. And why I so wonderfully and annoyingly consistently remind you that you are already indeed enough.

That's what we do right here in the Cadre sphere. So go get your lucky charms, go get your beautiful kale salad, go get your wok, go get a nice big glass of water. Go get some fresh air on that lake Erie. Go get some wonderful northern Minnesota air, wherever you are, no matter what you're doing. Go smell those rocky mountains, kristen, and get ready for 930 central standard time, 830 mountain standard time, 1030 eastern standard time. I think I got all those mountain or I think I got all those time zones covered there, y'all.

We'll talk to you soon. Have a good one. I'll see you tomorrow morning for a little bit of thin space. Have a good one. Talk to you later.