Welcome to another episode of Monday minutes where we kick start your week. Every Monday in less than five minutes, I think today might be six or seven. And the only rule is that I want you to put it into action, Quickstart your week, kickstart your heart, do whatever you do that gets you going, but just make sure you never get stuck and never get those feet cemented in place because this is about moving forward because it's about progress and not perfection.Last week, I talked about grace in a very heartfelt episode that I felt was needed. And this morning when I was meditating, something kept popping in my mind. I was listening to quantum mechanics and quantum physics. And this thing didn't let me go. And I had this gut intuition that this is what I was going to share.And so now that we have grace, you know what we need the story of you. And one of my favorite songs is by an artist named  SatSang. And it's called the story of you. My second favorite song is called I am. But the reason I say this is because there is no other, you. I need you, your friends need you, your family needs you. Your team needs you and the world needs you because your story is powerful. And so today I would like to share part of my story by reading something that somebody wrote about me. It took me 10 years of being interviewed, pull out somebody write a story about me that I was willing to put on my website because of the level of acceptance and grace that I had worked towards to love myself.And I love myself. And so I'm just going to read this story. If you want to read along. It's on  www.mindofgeorge.com and it's on the about page. But as I read this, I want you to understand that your story is you and I don't ever want you to dim that story or did not light. I want you to shine it bright and far. And so full disclosure, this episode might go over a couple of minutes, it's not a long story, but I'm just going to read the story because it's important to me and your story's important to you in the world. And so I'd like to share mine. This story was written by one of our mastermind members and family members, Eliya Finkelstein. Her website is heyeliya.com. She's the master of storytelling. So Eliya, thank you for interviewing me for three hours and pulling the story out and writing it for me and helping me.Here we go in a single moment as time hung suspended in air, a little hazel eyed boy teetered on the edge of a decision that they'll pivot for him in his own life was about to be monumental for his father. The little boy knocked something off a table. And as it hit the floor and smashed into me tiny pieces, he frozen place, a reflexive move, young children use, or they way the meaning of a new moment.Well, he weighed these questions? What just happened? Did I do something wrong? Am I in trouble? Am I safe? Am I okay? Am I okay? The silence quickly filled with sobs is tiered flowed, freely time collapsing again, because of this simple unknowing, a quest for acknowledgement and a need for answers opened a new void that was filling with fear and more tears as fast as the tears came. So did his father who wrapped his son in his arms to do his great fathers do and answer the questions, a bait, the fear and fill the void. It was an accident. It's not your fault. You didn't do anything wrong, Bubs. You are okay. You are not broken. You are okay. I love you. Okay.But as that father built his son up in one of those moments, parents innately know to be crucial in their child's life. He was crumbling inside. The events of his own life, filled his mind. All the times he beat himself up and was angry at himself for doing something wrong, how it turned into the desperation to control each moment of his life to manipulate the situation and to never let his guard down. He realized that he wasn't okay. He had never been okay. Not from the time he himself was a small boy looking for the very reassurance he was now giving his own son. A reassurance that never appea