It's so good to be together today and mosaic is spread all over the city today because there's an LA marathon where a few people run one time a year and then hold that as the marker of their athleticism.

And so we want to celebrate them and everyone from Mosaic who's running

we'll know next week because they can't they won't be able to walk.

But we're looking together at the whole idea of elevating and stepping from wherever we are right now and asking ourselves a question, how can I elevate my life and experience every aspect of life at a deeper level?

And that's the wonderful thing about it is that we're not all at the same place in our life journey.

We're not the same place in our in our in our life journey. We're not the same place in our

relationships in our own determination to accomplish certain things in life.

And so wherever you are, you are right now the measure of your future. You don't have to measure yourself against

anyone else. You don't have to measure yourself against your competitors in your mind or

someone in your family. You become the measure of where you are.

And wherever you think you should be right now,

and you ever just felt like you've wasted some years in your life,

you ever tried to just catch up with yourself because you feel

like you're losing to you?

Because I think a lot of times the person we're really not measuring up to is the person

we thought we would be right now. And the older that you get, the more time sometimes you feel like

you've lost, you've wasted, you've messed. And you cannot change what has happened in your life

from the moment's past to this moment. But it's never too late, it's never too late to take this moment and make it the measure of your future.

You go wherever I am right now, I'm going to step into more.

I want to take a few moments and talk about how to elevate the room.

So oftentimes when we talk about how to elevate ourselves, our capacity, our gifts, our talents, our own spiritual depth.

But I want to just talk about how to elevate the room you're in.

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