Front-Row Friday: Just for Today Have you ever had one of those days where everything feels like a heavy lift? The kind of day where even getting out of bed seems like a monumental task, and you’re tempted to just pull the covers over your head and stay there? If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Today’s message is for those moments when you’re struggling. Because while there’s a time for big-picture thinking, for setting outrageous goals, dreaming big, and mapping out your future, there are also days when just getting through the next 24 hours is the win. So, if today is one of those days, let’s bring it down to just that—today. Instead of focusing on long-term goals, ask yourself:
It doesn’t have to be big. It can be as simple as: 📞 Making a phone call to someone who lifts your spirits. 💬 Sending a text to let a friend know you’re thinking about them. ☕ Inviting someone to coffee, even if you don’t feel like going—because chances are, you’ll be glad you did. And if someone reaches out asking if they can help, say yes. Let them in. Because isolation is not your friend. Connection is. So, on this Front-Row Friday, take it one step at a time. Celebrate the small wins. And remember, tomorrow is a new day—a fresh start. Here’s to making the most of today. See you in the front-row!
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Author: Marilyn Sherman
Meet Keynote Speaker Marilyn Sherman, who has spent years motivating and inspiring audiences to get out of their comfort zone and get a front-row seat in life. After starting her career in corporate America, she is now seen as the go-to motivational keynote speaker for corporate and association markets that want their people to improve their morale, teamwork, and communication skills and ultimately achieve more results. With her background as a training officer for a major finance company, Marilyn honed her skills to motivate audiences who are often hard to motivate. With her engaging, and fun personality, Marilyn connects with her audiences immediately and delivers content that they can immediately use when they get back to their office.