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Home. Hello, everybody. It is a random impromptu two impromptu Friday. Live from Luke here. Hope everybody's having an amazing end of the week. Hopefully you all had a great week. Listen to a little Pete Gabriel, Salisbury Hill. Nothing wrong with that. So again, happy impromptu Friday. Happy impromptu Friday Live. Hopefully's having a phenomenal, dynamic, wonderful week. That's what it's all about. Happy Friday, everybody. Happy Friday. Like I said, hope all's well. Saul, what's up? Hits up. Saul, you're the best, man.

All right, I'm gonna shut this off. All right, it's a takes no talent Friday. Just real quick, I just want to share a breakfast meeting that I had this morning which was awesome. Sherry says good afternoon, Sherry. Woo woo. Becky. Happy Friday, Jen. Hi, Luke. I'm head. No way. That's amazing. I love it. Sauna's the best. We had a phenomenal sauna session at my house last night with some friends. We ended up talking for like two hours. We would go in and out, probably over like 15, 20 minutes. And then we had the chairs sitting out there, drink a bunch of water and just enjoy community, connection and deep conversations.

It like doesn't get any better than that. But this is a take no talent Friday. What is? What do I mean by that? So I, like I said earlier, I had this awesome breakfast and it just brought me back to this concept of it takes no talent. So this breakfast this morning I had at 8am for those not aware or that doesn't live in Minnesota, in Edina, there's this really cool spot called Hope Breakfast Bar. And I love it, which is a whole nother conversation. Hope, hope and belief. But we met and when I was coming into the location to the restaurant, I saw this individual with an amazing smile, great attitude, came over to shake my hand right away.

You know, it's five minutes early. I was five minutes early as well. And immediately the impression that I had right away from this individual was she is full of takes no talent. What are some things that take no talent? I'm going to read some to you. Okay? So these are some things that I wrote down that to me takes no talent for to be an amazing team player, to be a awesome individual contributor, and better yet, a a phenomenal asset to your organization. So here they are. These are just some things that I thought of immediately.

Be nice to your colleague. Open a door for a stranger. Be attentive in a meeting. The work ethic you control. Call a friend to check up on them. Attitude. Check your attitude when things get hard. The energy in the room you bring. Lifting others up instead of blaming. Smiling a quick smile wins the day. Listening and openness. Hug those that you love and care about. Patience when your first reaction may be impulsive. So I got to be careful when I say this one. I don't want anyone to take this wrong way.

Hustle all the time. Not saying work 90 hours, but that you're hustling and you're working right and you're figuring out where you want to go. Being on time to the events and respecting others. Time, effort during the best and worst of times. The body language you put out to the world. Being prepared for small and big events and doing extra to support others. Oh, look at that. Merry flight. Yes. Be nice and attentive. Thank you, Jamie. Sherry from Recovery Cafe says be kind and loving to others.

Jules says, good afternoon, Jules. Good afternoon to you, always. You're the best. So on a Take no Talent Friday, what do you think is something you can do even for the remainder of the day, to try to impact somebody's else's life that also impacts yours? Because it's kind of like that hitting that gratitude bone. It's like when you help somebody else, you feel good about yourself. So I want you to think about that. I want you to think about that. We still have a lot of the day left and, you know, Jen's heading to the sauna.

It might be engaging in a conversation with somebody that you don't know. It might be that, that open smile when you walk into that to embrace north and shaking the hand of the individual and telling them that you appreciate them. You know, it's those little things that take no talent. My wife and I talk about it with our kids all the time. Right. Include others in your work and your day. Yes, that's really, really important, Sherry. You got that right. So on a Take no Talent Friday, I just wanted to check in and just again, if you're not being included in things, if you're not being involved or asked to be a part of projects or maybe your invitations are slowing down.

Slowing down. It's always really important to check yourself and check all those things that I just kind of talked about, those things that take absolutely no talent, that it's all about attitude and say to yourself, like, do I bring this consistently? Do I show up and immediately have this impression of positive energy, good vibrations, you know, this warm sense. Right? And so I just want you to think about that today. And I want you to be really, really honest and real. And when you are, I think you're going to find that there's.

For all of us. For all of us. I think there's many, many more things we can do to be better TNT people. Okay. Have a wonderful weekend. Think about this one and dial in a couple things. You're like, you know, this is something I want to try to improve upon. This is something I want to leave a better impression with. This is something that I would like to make a little bit of a difference on. So with that, have a phenomenal weekend. I'm gonna listen to a little bit more Salisbury Hill with my buddy Pete Gabriel, and then keep rocking the day.

But you guys take care. Lift one another up. Okay. Peace. Bye.