The Thin Space

Hey there Cadre. How are you? I hope you are good, I really do. But even if you're not, know that that is okay as well may not feel okay. You may wish that something was different. And the great thing about life is that everything always will be. Everything will continue to change whether you like it or not. Things won't get simpler, but you may get more comfortable with the non simplicity. I always love saying that the longer I live, the less that I know. Marisa, how are you my friend? Nice to see you.

Happy Sunday. Robert. Robert, how are you? I hope you are good. Luke, nice to see you. Brother Jules. Oh, by golly, we got a. We got a crew on the other side of time change today. Well, hey, on Sundays we talk self care. We talk about. Oh Jules. Whatever I say bounces off of me and reflects right back to you, my friend. I am sitting in a park in Brooklyn, New York. So I'm not in as. As lovely as the place is Marisa here, who's at the Home Depot, but I am sitting in the chill around mile eight of the New York Marathon, sitting in the second largest city in North America.

Does anybody know what the largest city in North America is? I was recently in the fourth largest, no, the fifth largest city in North America and I didn't know it was. So a little trivia. Name the largest cities in North America in order. Three, two, one, go. Luke says taking a big nap today on self care Sunday, Marisa walking through the Home Depot. Jules Biezevitz. All y'all right, Taking some time to go, huh? What do I need to inform myself that I am in a good space, a good state, a safe opportunity to grow and be nourished?

Well, for me that is taking a moment to sit in the middle of civilization and to listen to all the things going on. Right when I say we'll see you later here, I'm going to go and join the crowds of spectators cheering on the 60,000 people who are trolling around New York City today. But I tell you so often, we think we need to pull away. We need to find a space far away from the hustle and the bustle. When in reality, nah, you can take a moment to be where you are with what you have and to honor that.

That is what I. That's my definition of kind of ready position or presence. Being where you are with what you have and honoring that. That is true. Not making it more or less than what it is, but letting what is be what is. That's how we calibrate that's how we go, huh? How can I make lemons out of lemonade? How can I see that the grass is greener? Da da da da da da? Now, guess what? You don't need to make lemonade out of lemons. You can provide a little bit of acid for your. For your fish dinner.

You can, you know, go ahead and I'm assuming. I think lemon juice helps get stains out. You can do a lot of things with lemon. And guess what? Grass is green. If it's not green, it's dead grass. So all of the idea that there's always a better perspective. Here's your shift today. Let your perspective be what your perspective is. Honor that, see that, know that, work from that space. Because in all of us sudden, amidst all of the chaos that's naturally going on, that leads to creation and creativity, you can go.

And right now, here is my part of the puzzle. Y'all have a great rest of your Sunday. I will see you tomorrow morning to kick off another week right here in the Cadre sphere. Talk to you later. Bye.