Anne Morris

You're the problem.

It's you.

All right, Francis, part two of the equation, energy sources, a response to the mediocrity part of exhausted mediocrity.

I'll start us off with another quote, which one that I love and we've shared with our listeners before, which is Howard Thurman, one of the great 20th century theologians.

He said, don't ask what the world needs.

Ask what makes you come alive and go do it because the world needs people who have come alive.

So this is the question I want to ask.

If I'm feeling a lack of aliveness,

in the workplace, how do I get in touch with that life force and find a way to dial it up?

I love you saying that because I feel like passion has been beaten up as a variable in the last few years.

But where we disagree is it... It's not for serious people doing serious things.

Oh, yeah.

The messengers are quite passionate.

Yes.

And quite alive.

So the word that's also activating for me is mission.

Because I think...

what it is, is finding a purpose for your life that is bigger than you.

But I want to say it does not have to be, you know, world peace.

Although if it is, we could use you out here.