A brief daily reminder about personal capacity and worth, with reflections on managing shame and guilt when plans go awry and the practice of shifting from removing to moving through missed intentions.
Cadre Today is a daily reminder that no matter how you're doing, you are still incredibly capable, incredibly worthy of doing some pretty remarkable things. Regardless of how you are doing in the moment, your capacity is still right there with you.
So often our lives are filled with doing things that we intend to do. And so often that's when the shame, the guilt, the unhealthy expectations play in and we end up missing a great opportunity. I always love saying rather than removing move.
Hey there, Cadre. How are we doing on this? What day of the week is it? Thursday. I know it's the first day of the year, but I think, yeah, let's call it Thursday. How are we doing? I hope we're doing great. This is a Cadre Today evening edition. Because I've been on the road all day moving my parents down to Florida. Every about halfway through the year I move them down and then move them back up to Minnesota. So this is the move them down portion. Hey, Matthew, nice to see you my friend. So I've been on the road since nice and early and just got into just south of Chattanooga.
We're in, we're in Georgia, just don't know what city it is. Smzubs. How are you my friend? Nice to see you, but it's great to see you whether it's the morning or the evening, whether you're doing great or not great. Here's your daily reminder that no matter how you're doing, you are still incredibly capable, incredibly worthy of doing some pretty remarkable things. So I hope this first day of 2026 has offered you reminders of your capacity. Regardless of how you are doing in the moment, your capacity is still right there with you.
I'm glad that I'm here. I'm glad that you're here. I know the things. I know and I care about you today I'm talking the talk as I walk the walk. So I love saying quite often, so often our lives, our days are filled with doing things that we intend to do and also dealing with the reactions and the emotions of not doing the things that we would love to also do. Let's say you had meetings on your schedule today and all of a sudden you had to miss some of them cause something got in the way or something you had to deal with a curve ball and all of a sudden you go, gosh, I got 70% of the things I was supposed to get done today, but this 30%, I didn't get it done.
And so often that's when the shame, the guilt, the unhealthy expectations play in and we end up missing a great opportunity. I always love saying rather than removing move. In other words, let's say me and Smzobbs or me and Tappy or me and Emily here had a meeting on the schedule today and then something came up.
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