The host frames Cadre as a daily space for growth, shares a 17-word mantra, and explores how following can be bold rather than passive. A neighborhood walk with his dog Hamilton illustrates the idea.
Cadre Today is your daily opportunity to dive into the Cadre sphere. I'm glad I'm here. I know what I know and I care about you. Those 17 words are the magic that makes Cadre happen.
On Mondays, we often talk about how we can grow. How can we grow and develop in who we are? The title of this live stream says bold followership. How do we boldly follow? Well, my 10 year old rat terrier Hamilton is going to provide today's thought.
Hey, good morning, Cadre. How are we doing on this Monday, Monday morning? I hope you're doing great. I'm glad I'm here. I am glad you're here. I know what I know and I really care about you. Those 17 words are the magic that makes Cadre happen, right? People who are here on purpose. I'm glad I'm here. I'm glad you're here. Hey. Oh, Wendy. Nice to see Amar. How's everybody doing? Nice to see y' all. Visa Bits, Cruz coming into the house. This is Cadre Today. T North. You know it. Jocelyn 1971. Hey, hey.
I'm JC 1982. Jules crew is in the house. Cadre Today, your daily opportunity to dive into the Cadre sphere, Alicia. And go. That's right. I'm doing something good for myself right now. As I always say. I'm glad I'm here. I'm glad you're here. I know what I know and I care about you. That's a really good formula for being in a place that's good for your head, your heart, all the intangibles. It's really good to help you be better. On Mondays, we often talk about how we can grow, how we can develop in the things that we do maybe call professional development versus personal development.
How can we grow and develop in who we are? As you can see in the title of this live stream, it says bold followership. You know, the world really likes focusing on the loud, the strong, the go get them, the independent. And I kind of go the other way. I go. We are independent, interdependent beings. We lead maybe this much of the time, we follow this much of the time. So for us to go ahead and think of following as passive or as weak, in essence, we're saying I'm going to throw out the value of the majority of my time.
I don't like that. So how do we boldly follow? Well, my 10 year old rat terrier Hamilton is going to provide today's thought. So this morning I got the leashes on 10 year old Hamilton, 6 year old Jefferson and 2 year old Willow to go ahead and go around the neighborhood for a nice walk. It's nice and crisp here in Minneapolis today and.
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