JC presents enoughness as a practice of affirming one is already enough, exploring two of its four tenets and how that mindset shows up in everyday artifacts and community resources.
Do you believe in magic in a young girl's heart? How the music can free her whenever it starts? And it's magic if the music is groovy and makes you feel happy like an old time movie. Don't bother to choose.
JC: How's everybody doing on this Saturday morning? Even if you're not, here's your daily reminder that that is okay, too. Coming up in two hours, you're going to see Ms. Shane and Paul bopping into the Cadre sphere for a little comedy through the chaos. Parenting edition.
Enoughness is the practice of affirming that you are already in this moment, indeed enough, capable of doing something. Enoughness has four tenets. I'm going to take two of them off the shelf today. I'll do this every Saturday for a while.
This is a character from a children's book called Spookly the Square Pumpkin. This cigar represents a year when the Minnesota Twins tried to win. Enoughness often shows up in artifacts like green cats and cigars.
Do you believe in magic in a young girl's heart? How the music can free her whenever it starts? And it's magic if the music is groovy and makes you feel happy like an old time movie I'll tell you about the magic and the free heart soul but it's like trying to tell a stranger about a rock and roll Believe in magic. Don't bother to choose. Terry. Good morning, my friend. And pause button. How's everybody doing on this Saturday morning? I hope you're doing great. Speak, Wonder. I hope you're doing well, Carrie.
But even if you're not, here's your daily reminder that that is okay, too. You may be less than 100%, you may be not ready to take on the day, and you are probably 100% still capable of doing some pretty remarkable things. That's not magic. That's reality. And we will always be right here to remind you that there's many ways to being well. What? Speak, Wonder or Carrie or myself or anybody else here. What Jules thinks may resonate with you and it may not. It may be the thing that simply wonderfully reminds you that each of us are going, huh?
How do we look at this world through our kaleidoscope eyes and go, yeah, here's my sense. Here's my magic. Here's my pathway forward. So, hey, I'm glad that I'm here. I'm glad that you're here. I know what I know, and I care about you. My name is JC if we've never shared time and space together before, thank you for the opportunity to spend some time with you right now. Coming up in two hours, you're going to see Ms. Shane and Paul bopping into the Cadre sphere for a little comedy through the chaos.
Parenting edition. If you bop back to yesterday, you'll see Carrie and Brittany having a wonderful conversation together. You can watch the replay of that live stream. You can go ahead and tap into prerecorded content. You can tap into the community feed. You can go ahead and tap into communities. You can go ahead and reach out through all the resources we have here in the Cadre sphere to find a way that helps you be a little bit better today. Jules says, I'm looking forward to going to the water park with family today.
Jules, are you water parking up north? I was gonna say we. We are getting some snow here right now, so the idea of going into a water park sounds divine. Hey, on Saturdays, a lot of times, I talk about this idea. I love making up words. And one of my Favorite made up words is enoughness. Enoughness is this practice of affirming that you are already in this moment, indeed enough, capable of doing something. The macro culture kind of says, hey, once you've accomplished this, then you'll be worthy.
Once you do this, then you'll be worthy. Once you never miss a Monday, then you' you worthy. Once you are 1%, 2%, 10%, 15% more committed to the thing, once you get to that place, then all of a sudden this will become possible. And in reality, right now you are capable of doing something. And enoughness is this arena that I kind of expand on and build additions to to show all the ways that enoughness plays into our life. Enoughness has four tenets. The first one is my words are enough. That is your honesty.
Number two, thoughts are enough. That is your curiosity. Number three is your feelings are enough. That is your intuition. And lastly, you are enough, and that is your presence. I put everything into one of these four buckets that allow you to go, huh? I need to calibrate. I need to tweak this part of my enoughness. Today I want to take you on a little trip over to my shelf of stuff. This little shelf over here, that one has bunches and bunches of things from life that kind of remind me of. Of being enough.
I'm going to take two of them off the shelf today. I'll do this every Saturday for a while. Okay, I'm gonna pull two. I have this little green cat and I got this cigar. Talk about the cat first. So this is. This is Mistletoe. Mistletoe is the Christmas kitten. This is a character from a children's book called Spookly the Square Pumpkin. Spookly and the Christmas Kittens is the name of the. Is the name of the book, but it's part of the Spookly Square Pumpkin franchise. In this edition of Spookly Square Pumpkin, it's an anti bullying story.
Spookly is back with his friends from Holiday Hill Farms and all of a sudden this green cat falls onto the roof and doesn't know who he is because he has amnesia. He doesn't know where he's supposed to go. He doesn't feel like he has a home. He's different because he's different. All of a sudden he runs out to try to find who he is and he's alone in the woods. Mistletoe through, Spookly learns that he's everything he needs to be. And he ends up saving these three little kittens who are lost in the woods and finding them a home.
And in that same home keeps mistletoe as well, because they love him and how unique and wonderful he is. Enoughness. This cigar is given to me by my friend who is the. He's my photographer, but he also is the. Runs all of the food catering for the Minnesota Twins. So the Minnesota Twins beat the the Toronto Blue Jays to win the first playoff series in 19 years. This was one of the cigars that. That the team used to celebrate. My friend got one for me, stole one for me, got one for me, stole one for me.
Because he knows how much of a lifelong Minnesota Twins believer I am. And this cigar represents that moment of, ah, you know what? In a different part of my life, I'm an organizational design development executive coach person. I always say to teams and organizations I'm working with, you know, a lot of. A lot of organizations attempt to not lose. Very few organizations attempt to win because people don't like the feeling of losing more than they like the feeling of winning. And the Minnesota Twins is one of those organizations that a lot of people look at as a losing organization because most of the time they're trying to not lose.
This year, this cigar represents a year when they tried to win, and because they did, they lost a lot, but they also got some pretty big wins. You know, enoughness often shows up in these moments where we have artifacts like green cats and cigars. And these green cats and these cigars are the things that if we put onto those shelves of our mind and we go, huh? I need these little things to remember. Here's how we remember them by looking over at that shelf and going, oh, yeah, green cats and cigars.
I am indeed enough. Speak Wonder is going to be in a fiddle circle today. I love that. Speak Wonder. Are you playing fiddle? Are you playing drum? You playing something else? Let me know. I love a good fiddle. I love a good fiddle. But no matter where you are today, everybody, no matter how things are going, I hope that you are great. I hope that you are well, and I will see you tomorrow. I'll get to the fiddle versus smoothie song. I'm proud to be everyone's green cat cigar, y'. All. Oh, where's the fiddle?
There we go. We'll see you later, y'. All.
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