Oct 3, 2026 · 7 min · 5 segments
Start the day with Monica and a "Moment for More," where she shares why that day's pillar matters for moms, and introduces the content from the day's rundown. No pillar today! Just a reminder to take…
When we go through something like this, an online opportunity, maybe something we're trying to pursue, a hobby we're going to try, a habit we're going to try to work on, the fire is pretty strong in the beginning and then it kind of trickles out and then we get all self-blaming on ourselves or we think about all the things we wish we had done or how we didn't do it perfectly.
And instead, I want you to remember that you have today and tomorrow to catch up on any sessions that you said you wanted to prioritize.
But as part of that, you also get an opportunity to celebrate whatever you were able to get to.
And that's what I want this moment for more to be about, the celebration piece.
What did you learn about yourself this week? What was an aha you had? What was a realization that you wanted to share with someone else? What was a session that surprised you or a speaker that you loved learning from? Collect some of those wins, those moments.
And I want you to just say them to yourself and hold them closely to your heart and acknowledge that what you've done has been good and worthy of your time and your efforts.
We're going to do a Zoom call and celebrate the week we had and share all of those moments.
But for now, I just want you to take that moment and honor the efforts that you were able to give and really give grace and also opportunity for those moments to have the kind of light that they deserve.
And that doesn't mean that our lackluster efforts or maybe the interruptions we had or the things that came up or...
Just having a tough week disqualify what we were able to experience or to even accomplish.
So I say that all and I hope that you'll be able to recall some of the good from this week and even better, share it with us in our celebration tomorrow as we close out the conference.
When we go through something like this, an online opportunity, maybe something we're trying to pursue, a hobby we're going to try, a habit we're going to try to work on, the fire is pretty strong in the beginning and then it kind of trickles out and then we get all self-blaming on ourselves or we think about all the things we wish we had done or how we didn't do it perfectly.
And instead, I want you to remember that you have today and tomorrow to catch up on any sessions that you said you wanted to prioritize.
But as part of that, you also get an opportunity to celebrate whatever you were able to get to.
And that's what I want this moment for more to be about, the celebration piece.
What did you learn about yourself this week? What was an aha you had? What was a realization that you wanted to share with someone else? What was a session that surprised you or a speaker that you loved learning from? Collect some of those wins, those moments.
And I want you to just say them to yourself and hold them closely to your heart and acknowledge that what you've done has been good and worthy of your time and your efforts.
We're going to do a Zoom call and celebrate the week we had and share all of those moments.
But for now, I just want you to take that moment and honor the efforts that you were able to give and really give grace and also opportunity for those moments to have the kind of light that they deserve.
And that doesn't mean that our lackluster efforts or maybe the interruptions we had or the things that came up or...
Just having a tough week disqualify what we were able to experience or to even accomplish.
So I say that all and I hope that you'll be able to recall some of the good from this week and even better, share it with us in our celebration tomorrow as we close out the conference.
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