A morning reflection on decision-making that suggests there often isn't a single right answer and encourages naming the why behind actions; offers a brief example about choosing to hold an event despite uncertain weather and urges listeners to get to work once they know their why.
The 8am Central Standard Time Cadre is a great reminder that there aren't always right answers. A lot of times it's not a right thing to do, but there is a reason why you're doing it. Once you answer that question, get to work.
The weather outside is frightful. No matter where you are, if the weather is weathering or if it isn't, I hope you have a great day. Have a good one.
Hey, good morning, Cadre. How are we doing? It's been a little while since we've had a Sunday morning Cadre today from the old automobile. But I am on my way up to work like the good old days and pulled over at the gas station for our 8am Central Standard Time Cadre today. So I could share a couple bits of reminders with you. Number one, that we always hope that you're doing okay here in the Cadre sphere, but if you're not, please remember that that is a okay as well. It may not feel like it, it may feel less than, less than good, but you're still capable, you're still worthy.
And if you need resources, if you need help, well, if people need to get from point A to point B, all those things we crave as human beings. The right pathway, the right answer, the right thing to do. And today's one of those great examples with the weather that's weathering where I am located in Minnesota. It's a great reminder that there aren't a lot of times right answers. There isn't a two plus two equals four type of right answer situation. So if you're someone who craves doing the right thing, here's where I think we can always meet in proximity to rightness.
And that is, you know, we've been in the generation of the why for quite a while. You know, there may not that be a well, here's what was the right thing to do. But there is the here is why I did what I did. Being able to ground into the planning, the pathway, the understanding of, well, we did X because of Y. It may not sit as well as the ooh. And I knew I did the right thing. But knowing that you did the why thing, the well, why did you do that? Well, because of fill in the blank. So today it looks like we're going to try to hold this event.
Why? Because there's about nine reasons. Number one, it can't be rescheduled. Number two, it is okay if not everybody can make it. So some people go, you know what? I can't actually make it. That is okay. And that's been communicated. Number three, this event is really, really good energy. The intention of the event is to share music and message with people in community and especially in the dark days of the year, making these things happen for the who can safely get there seems like a really good why.
So that's why we're going to do this event today. That is, unless something changes. Because that's the beautiful thing about your why? You may go. Well, this was why we were doing this. Then all of a sudden, we gained more information or our feelings changed, or our proximity to what we thought was important change. All of these things lead you to go on. Gosh, I just want to know what the right thing to do is. A lot of times it's not a right thing to do, but there is a reason why you're doing the thing you're doing.
So my invitation for you today is ask yourself, why are you doing that? Once you answer that question, get to work. All right, y'. All. No matter where you are, if the weather is weathering or if it isn't, I hope you have a great day. I will see you tomorrow. Have a good one. Well, the weather outside is frightful.
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