Here we are last break of the day and time for some closing remarks from the

wonderful, the one and only, our fearless leader, Steve Harvey, what you got to

Steve. You know, I was just thinking about encouragement and the things that

have happened in my life to greatly encourage me and kind of like I said

this morning, you know, I kind of woke up this morning. I just wasn't myself

this morning. I wasn't my usual and I found myself thinking, you know, some

thoughts that I shouldn't have allowed to get into my head. But I quickly reversed

that and I'm gonna tell you something that I do because I was taught a long

time ago that your feelings are a barometer of your thoughts. Your feelings are

a barometer of your thoughts and what that simply means is what your feeling is

actually like just a thermometer of what you've been thinking over the past 20,

30 minutes. If you think, if you catch yourself feeling out of sorts or getting

to a little funk or feeling a little depressed, all you have to do is trace back

what you've been thinking for the past 15 to 30 minutes. Because all your

feelings are are simply a barometer or how have you want to look at it? You

might want to say a thermometer so you can say a tells the temperature of what

you've been thinking. And so I had to go back and do that and I realized the

reason I kind of woke up on the wrong side of the bed was because I was

laying there thinking some negative thoughts. I was thinking about all the

stuff I had to do, all the stuff I needed to accomplish. And then I was

realizing that there was no way I was gonna get it all done today no matter

how hard I try. And as I sit there man beating myself for knowing all that I

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