But let's stop everybody. I don't know. I am hindsight. This is your morning cup of tea.

This morning I am having a lap saying Suhong Black tea. Let me tell you this is one of my

favorite teas. I try not to have it in the morning though because it is a very strong

back tea. But the aroma and flavor brings a sense of calm that I really needed this morning.

So this morning is a little bit of a cheat code. Today I wanted to talk about movement. I

wanted to talk about progression. I wanted to talk about the momentum that we're building

in our lives. Now movement is great because when we are stagnant, we are stuck. Our energy

has nowhere to flow. And it creates an anxious feeling within us because we are human beings

who are supposed to be in flow, who are supposed to be in motion. But just because we have

ourselves in motion, just because we have movement doesn't mean that we are progressing.

Right? Because when we are progressing, we are laying the bricks to building that house.

We are headed in the right direction. Right? We are becoming closer and closer to our

goals. When we are in movement, simply just in motion, that means the wheels are turning.

But it is very possible to be headed in the wrong direction. Isn't it? Have you ever

been driving? Realize you took a wrong turn. And for a while, you're completely going

in the wrong direction. Now you're in motion. You are moving, but you're not progressing.

You're not getting closer to the destination. You're just moving. This is why we shouldn't

confuse movement with progression. And sometimes we do confuse to two because we're not taking

the time to reflect and assess our direction, making sure that we're laying the right bricks

to our goals. Of course, we don't have all the answers. We're going to make mistakes.

We're going to make wrong turns. Of course, of course. But we want to be able to make that

you turn as fast as possible so we can progress. In the mornings, I like to just quickly

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