Enoughness 101

Foreign. Hey, hey, Cadre. How are we doing this morning? Such a great lead in Sherry's admd. How are you doing, my friend? Ah, that's such a good summer song. Alfredo, how are you doing, my friend? Nice to see you all coming on in today. Jewel Speak Wonder Crew is here. A little Chicago Saturday in the park. Steph Irwin. It may be cold and snowy up here, but I hope it's provide in whatever it is, wherever you are, that to make a really great Saturday morning for you. My name's jc. If we've never shared time and space together before, thank you for the opportunity to spend some time and space with you right now.

Shannon, thanks for joining as well. I see Speak Wonder's got the coffee and the sunshine on that frozen Lake Erie. But no matter where you are, no matter what's going on, we really do hope that you're doing great. And if you're not doing great, notice that my voice didn't go. Oh, but no, we're here for you just as much and you are just as capable no matter where you are on that roller coaster of doing good, working hard, fighting the fight, feeling the float, no matter where you are. So what do we talk about on Saturdays?

Saturday is the day that we often move into the personal development space. The how can we understand ourselves better? How can we really use all of the things that we have within our specificity and uniqueness? How can we use those things to accomplish the things we want to do? You know, I put on my, my. The back of the shirt says, be kind to yourself today. I don't know what I was trying to say there at the beginning of the sentence, but I put on this sweater today and it says, be kind as you are.

Be kind to yourself today. And I want to focus on the last word of that statement, be kind to yourself today. If we've shared time and space together before, you know, I talk about this idea of enoughness. Enoughness is the. The belief that you are already indeed enough and capable of doing something in this moment that is pretty remarkable. If I dig into that one scoop deeper. A lot of the world is set up like progressive culture, like, hey, you're going to grow. Most of that culture is set up as, once you do these things, once you establish these habits, once you start doing X, once you make the list, once you set out the plan, once you have the goal, then you can start.

And what enoughness says is actually all of those things which are great are actually not the necessary prerequisite to do something amazing. There isn't a prerequisite. You are always capable of doing something that's pretty remarkable. So back to my sweatshirt. Be kind to yourself today. Enoughness is highly perishable, right? The enoughness of this moment gets overripe and brown and stinky in the next moment. So if you go, well, yesterday, here's where my enoughness was, and I'm just going to keep tapping that same.

That same fountain again and again and again and again. Actually, your enoughness changes, just as you do. I always love saying in a room whenever I'm facilitating that. What's happening here today is a verb. It's not a noun. It's an evolution, not a stagnant trophy that sits on a shelf somewhere. You are the same way you are not a noun. You are not exactly what you were a moment ago, and nor will you be exactly what you are a moment from now in comparison to what you are right now. This weird game of finding our enoughness requires you to go, huh?

In this moment, where is the opportunity? In this moment, where is my excitement? In this moment, where is my fuel? Because it may be a lot better or a lot worse than the moment before, and yet you are still enough in all of those moments. So whenever I put this sweatshirt on and people who have seen me wear it before, they go, oh, you're wearing that sweatshirt again. I go, yep, and how are you being kind to yourself today? And they go, they always have to think that's a good sign, that you're doing the enoughness game.

Enoughness is always moving and running around. So I ask you today, where's your enoughness today? What is your opportunity today? Where is your fuel coming from today? When you answer that question, which is normally on the other side of some pauses and some thinking, then you can start doing the miraculous things that you can only do right now. So get to work, y'all. I'll see you tomorrow morning from my frozen Mazda on the way to work for a little thin space. But in the meantime, have a great day.

Kristin Grimes is coming up. Dan Griffin is coming up, y'all. It's always a really great Saturday here in the Cadre sphere. We will see you soon. A man selling ice.