Monday Motivation: Politics And Family, Friends, And Colleagues.

Good morning. Good morning, Cadre Fam. Good morning. Good morning. Morning. Morning, Cadre. Hope everybody's having a great morning. So far, so good in my world. Hopefully the same in yours. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Happy Monday. Happy Monday. Monday, Monday, Monday. Just waiting for the little beep to pop because then we know we're live. Hope everybody's having a great day. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Talking about a subject that just, like. It's one of those where it kind of, like, almost hurts to go there, but we need to.

It's important, so we're going to talk about it today. Good morning, everybody. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Hope everybody's having a great day. It is Monday. If you are in Minnesota, you have a couple more days of this beautiful late fall. If you're anywhere else in the world, I hope. Good morning, Chris. Good morning, everybody. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning, Jules. Morning, Beth. There's a couple other names that popped up. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning, Nate.

Good morning, everybody. Hope everybody's having a dynamic, wonderful Monday. So this. This weekend hit, and, you know, my family's probably not a whole lot different than a lot of, you know, the families out there where, you know, we have a variety of different things happening with our political climate right now. And we have, you know, Republicans, Democrats, and it's very, very, very polarizing to the extent that some individuals that are voting away can't even talk to other individuals that are voting away and whatnot.

And I just. I just really want to encourage you today to think about it like, this is my energy being sucked from a conversation that I'm currently having? And I want you to think about that again, is my energy being sucked by a conversation I'm currently having by someone, whether it's family, friends, relatives, cousins, extended family, colleagues? Like, if you're. If you're getting, like, visibly shaken, frustrated, angry, depressed, like, maybe it's time to stop, you know, and bear with me with what I'm about to say.

Maybe it's time to stop to mean, like, is this worth my time? Is this worth my time, effort and energy to engage in it at all? Right? Am I. Am I coming to work? And when I'm in at work, there's three or four individuals that feel away about a party, and I'm coming into work, and it bugs me to my core. I get angry, I get frustrated. I can only imagine what they're talking about. And, you know, when you go to those political places, especially at work, it can be just like, I said so polarizing, divisive.

And I encourage you to find ways to let it go, to just let it go. Right. Like, there's no reason that if somebody is voting for the Harrison Walls group that it's going to drive me off a cliff. If somebody's voting for Trump and the Trump campaign, it's.