The host reminds viewers that worth stays constant even when capacity fluctuates and explores how unplanned "in-between" moments—between meetings, songs, or hallway passes—hold overlooked opportunities for connection and impact.
The host opens the video with greetings, casual banter about gas station snacks and pizza, and friendly interactions to set a relaxed tone.
A short motivational segment reminding viewers that their worth is constant even if their capacity changes due to stress or fatigue, ending with a positive note about impacting others today.
The host frames the main topic by asking viewers to consider the unplanned 'in-between' moments during events and how they often hold overlooked value.
Using examples like meetings, concerts, and hallway interactions, the host emphasizes that moments between planned activities offer opportunities for genuine connection and personal gain, and advises viewers to pay attention to them.
Hey there, Cadre. Happy Wednesday. How are we doing on this day? I hope you're doing good. I have some gas station pizza, so I'm doing pretty alright. I love gas station snacks. Gas station snacks. That's a hard thing to say. Gas station snacks. Normally I call them GSS, but gas station snacks make my day. I got my pizza. I got. My sleeve of donets. And I got a little bubbly. Hello from your car, Emily. Nice to see you. I'm glad I'm here. I'm glad you're here. I know the things I know and I care about you.
Quick reminder that you are always, you're always capable. You're always worthy. You may feel you may feel like your capacity changes because it does. You may be tired or busy or stressed or distracted or depressed or anxious or all those things. Your value doesn't change. Your capacity does. So your daily reminder that you're still probably going to impact people in a really cool, great, positive way today. Cole, nice to see you, my friend. Let's say you are. leading a day-long meeting. You plan out the segments, you plan out the exercises, the connection moments, the information, the breakouts, all the things.
What you normally probably don't plan out or you don't stay plugged in for is those moments in between. Think of it this way, let's say you went to a concert and your band was Your favorite band was playing the song, your favorite song. They're singing the verse, they're singing the chorus, they're singing the bridge. But in those moments in between, when there's music, there's simply interludes or maybe in between songs, if the band would turn off, if they would stop paying attention in those moments, the momentum would die.
the effervescence of the organic, right? Those moments when there's not something that's supposed to happen, there's not something that's planned to happen, it's in those moments that the most value exists. So check in today. If you're planning things, if you have a meeting from 12 to 1 and you jump onto that Zoom call at 11:55 and you sit there and you ignore the people that you're with, You miss maybe the best opportunity of that meeting. Let's say all of a sudden you're walking down the hall and you are heading to the next deliverable.
And in that walk down the hall, you ignore five people because you're focused on where you think the value is, and that's in the room you're going to. You just miss the value. It's in that space and time in between that Selfishly, you probably can gain the most ground. And selflessly, you're probably going to impact the most people. So yeah, plan the big things. But remember, the space in between, that's where the value is. That's when people get to see you being you. See you tomorrow.
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