Cadre Today and The Outward Facing Clique

Good morning, Cadre. Good morning. Good morning. It's good afternoon or good evening. If you're watching this any other time or any other day, wherever you are, I hope you're good. I'll city play for a hot second here. When can I see you again? I can see right now. You can see us whenever you want to. So it's kind of my favorite part of Cadre Owl City asks, hey, when can I see you again? When can't I see you again? You can always tell it's minnesotan because we love playing music by people who are Minnesotans.

Owl city from Owatana, Minnesota, everybody. Hey, my name is JC. If we've never shared time and space together before, thank you for the opportunity to spend some time together right now. Noofy lover sue. Good morning. Smiley face emoji. Nice to see you. Like I say, I hope you're good. Good morning, Jules. And if you're not good, that's okay, too. No matter how you are, this is the right place for you to be in a space. Robert. Oh, Robert. Good morning. Exclamation point. Nice to see you. Nice to see you, my friend.

Hey, everybody. If you have never met Robert in the Cadre sphere before, I want to give a little clap for Robert, who is the man behind the curtain. Hash. Wisdvosreference. Robert helps all of us make sure that the technological wonder happens right here in the Cadre sphere. So, yeah, throw those hearts up for the one and only Robert, everybody. So, Cadre. Yeah. The prerequisite is that you show up, right? We have professionals and peers. We have people who are called, who feel excited to share their stuff, their experience, their reality, their unwashed faces and their feelings and their emotions and their thoughts and the things that pop into their mind with you as resources to weave together a community to remind you that there's lots and lots of ways to do this so called life.

On Tuesdays, we focus on the element of the human existence that brings us together. We can call that community, we can call that relationship, but we are designed to experience life amongst each other. So I often talk about the idea of the outward facing click. I think that's a really important part of how Cadre works. The headline of the outward facing click is this. The longer that you are a part of a community, the less it is about you and the more that it is about those people who are not here yet.

That's how we grow a community. It becomes less about the people who are already here and more about the people who aren't here yet. That may be a at first, but then we go, no, that's exactly what we want, isn't it? We want to always be thinking about the people who aren't here yet. Later on this morning, you're going to get to hear from Betsy Hodges, who literally is one of the most influential people on this planet, one of my heroes and mentors, literally someone who has shaped and shifted people on a macro level, and also just a delight of a human being.

So, Betsy, coming up mid morning and then midday, you got the wonderful doctor, Leslie Davis, Doctor D, coming to us from St. Louis, who kind of talks so wonderfully about the one on one relationship. How do we look at the micro when Betsy kind of looks at the macro? But there's always so many different perspectives. We could look at all the things we look at in the Cadre sphere, because that's how you exist as a human being. Your life is not binary. It's not unilateral, it's not, here's how life is done.

So that's why we bring people together. Yesterday, we released registration for our next in person Cadre live event, which is called cracking the code. It's all about safety when people look at their lives at work, at home, and it's being co created by Cadre in a really awesome organization called Business called Turn Signal, which is an app that, let's say, you get pulled over by law enforcement, you hit a button on your phone, and it automatically connects you to a lawyer so you can have another voice with you to go, okay, so what do I do when I enter into a situation where I may not know what I'm supposed to do or what my rights are?

Why? So all of a sudden, you can feel more safe? So on October 24, we're going to be bringing together, like we always do, a room full of curious and courageous people to have a conversation that will happen through, not to the people who are there. That's what I think is another really cool perspective of what Cadre is, or another way to describe what we do at Cadre. It's a space of curious and courageous people who show up. And rather than it being like, now I'm going to sit here and consume. It happens through you, not to you all you who are here right now.

You could change the direction of this moment by sharing your feelings, by asking a question, by doing something like, ba ba ba on the hearth, or sharing an emoji. And you go, really? I can change the direction of the world by sharing an emoji? Jc yeah, you really could. Why? Because that's how humanity works. We affect one another. We can make each other's days in positive and negative ways if we do that enough times over and over and over again. Guess what? Yeah. I saw you heart. I saw you heart.

That's what we're doing. That's what we're doing. And by we, I mean us. I mean you. Right there. You. You. Where's the camera? There's the camera. You. So I hope you have a great day. If it works, for you to engage in some live streams today. That's awesome. If it doesn't, check out some pre recorded content, drop a message into the community feed. Share Cadre with someone who does not have Cadre on their device yet. Shout Cadre to the world. Why? Because the world needs it. Have a great day, everybody.

As owl city from Owatana, Minnesota, plays this out, you know you're gonna see me every single day. I'll be back tomorrow morning. Have a good one. The mountain. You have a night.