A short talk about community membership that explores shifting from the individual I to the collective we, urging listeners to check how they show up in groups. Mentions a guest, Jefferson, and an upcoming conversation with Betsy Hodges.
We got a special guest today. His name is Jefferson. He wanted to come up and say hi to Cadre today. It's always nice when Jefferson wants to make a guest appearance.
Coming up in about 90 minutes, you're going to see one of my favorite humans on the planet, Betsy Hodges. She'll talk about her rules of engagement on teams within classrooms. Check out Betsy in just about 90 Minutes.
The longer you're part of a community, the more that you become a part of the we. Even though the I is the element in the we, your identity within that community very much becomes a parts of a whole. My invitation for you today is to consider the groups that you are in and check yourself.
Y'all have 85 minutes until Betsy Hodges jumps into the Cadre sphere. All good things must end someday Autumn leaves must fall. And, Jeremy, as we play you out with a summer song. Have a good one.
Dream Swaying in the summer breeze Showing off that silver leaves as we walked by Summer kisses on a summer day Laughing all our cares away Just you and I hey, Amar. Coming up, Jefferson, come here. We got a special guest today. Y', all, come here. Come on. We got a special guest today. His name is Jefferson. He wanted to come up and say hi to Cadre today. How are we doing today, Cadre? Now you're getting. Now you're getting bashful. You can stay right here if you want to. How you doing, Cadre? It is Tuesday, August 5th.
Maffy, nice to see you. All right, you've had enough on the screen. Okay, we'll talk to you later. It's always nice when Jefferson wants to make a guest appearance. Well, hey, it is Tuesday, and on Tuesdays, we often talk about coming together, people forming relationships, forming bonds, creating plans that can be executed better when there are more people involved. Involved. Coming up in about 90 minutes, you're going to see one of my favorite humans on the planet, Betsy Hodges, talking about her rules of engagement, the way that she enters into relationships with with others on teams within classrooms.
Hey, Gary, Nice to see you. So check out Betsy in just about 90 minutes, but right now, you get your little morning shot of Cadre today and your reminder that we are glad that we are here. We are glad that you are here. We know what we know, and we care about you. Most of the time, I do that in the I, but today I did it in the we. It's a little bit more complex, but also there's a little bit more amplification, volume, reach, when something goes from an I to a we. Right? And today, you know, so often we talk about the outward facing click.
I'm going to talk about an element of the outward facing click. You know, I always say the outward facing click. The main rule is the longer that you're part of a community, the less it is about you and the more that it's about the people who have yet to be a part of it. And I, you know, I say some things with some strategic shock every once in a while, and that's one of them. It's like, how dare you tell me that this thing that I care about is now less about me? What I mean, one of the things I mean is.
Hey, Rose612, nice to see you, my friend. One of the things I mean is the longer you're a part of a community, the more that you become a part of the we. And even though the I is the element in the we, your identity within that community very much becomes a part of a whole. And that's beautiful, but it's also scary. My invitation for you today is to consider the groups that you are in and check yourself. Are you attempting to make sure that the I is still at the center, or are you willing to go, huh?
I am now a part of the we. Hey, Andy. Nice to see you. Because when you become a part of the we, you know that you're going from an idea into an action. You're going from a thought into an evolution. You're going from something that you hope to become into something that has entered the world, and that's rich. So we all exist in communities throughout the day. Step number one, acknowledge when you're in one. Step number two, see if you can help amplify the we. Which, yes, means you have to focus a little bit less on the I.
But in doing so, you get a lot farther as an individual and as a composite than you ever would if you were doing something by yourself. Y', all, you now have 85 minutes until Betsy Hodges jumps into the Cadre sphere. So buckle up and get ready, and I will see you tomorrow morning back to a little chat. And, Jeremy, as we play you out with a summer song. Have a good one. Little bridge. All good things must end someday Autumn leaves must fall.
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