TAOISM: How I Find Effortless Action in my Daily Life

[@SirBoden]

Once you have mastered riding a bicycle effortless action(wu-wei) takes over. Your body knows what to do as long as your brain doesn’t get in the way. You have to learn how to live in the circumstances of your existence before you can do it effortlessly. Be nice to yourself and don’t be afraid to get wet when learning to dance on river rocks. Much love for everyone, ☯️🙏

[@George-Thompson]

Absolutely, Boden! Mastering wu wei is akin to riding a bicycle. When we let go and trust our body's innate wisdom, our actions become effortless. Learning to live in the present circumstances of our existence paves the way for this natural flow ☯️🙏

[@checrimmins7418]

You make it out to be something that you can achieve. When It's something that achieves you. Stop trying to wrap your head around it, you can't because is you.

[@checrimmins7418]

Everything you do is already effortless. The mind creates the illusion of effort.

[@nandozx3516]

I swear this got to be at least on the top 10 of your best videos ever. From topic to production to the talk, everything just clicks really well and thank you so much George for reminding us the value of Dao teachings and life itself

[@George-Thompson]

Your support and appreciation are deeply appreciated. Thank you for being a part of this journey with me 🫶

[@bubsyoutube]

I found that moving slow helps me enter this Tao. Literally almost in slow motion to get started and you become more present. Awesome video. Thank you.

[@raycosmic9019]

Letting this moment be as pleasant as possible.

[@scientificninja7622]

Trusting myself, a challenge that's testing me currently. Being a chronic planner and productive junkie, I find it hard being at peace with uncertain hours and excess free time, but now, it seems such an exhausting way to live. I've realised time spent with the world sews doubt in the confidence within, so I'm learning to slowly detach from the world's enforced rules and daring to discover joy outside the limited compartments...seeing time for more than hours and life for more than years. Trusting the day in front of me, even when the future is plagued with uncertainty🍃

[@George-Thompson]

Embracing the unknown can be liberating, reminding us that life is more than minutes and hours. The present moment holds the beauty of infinite possibilities, even amid uncertainty. What a beautiful journey! 🌱🕰️💫

[@Mike-108_v_]

My goal here is to leave a comment effortlessly : (The beginning of my day to get the flow going ). First I visualize that I'm surrounded by "gratitude" when leaving my home...each day. Then, "not forcing" and "not trying to change" others.... Actually listening to people, without talking over them or changing the focus to "me" ....letting silence exist ... actually hearing what others are saying. .... it takes discipline at first....like riding a bike.... also, forgiving myself helps me to forgive others.

[@George-Thompson]

Keep up the great work! 🫶

[@CollectorMusical]

"If you are depressed you are living in the past. If you are anxious you are living in the future. If you are at peace you are living in the present." - Lao Tzu "Pride is not the opposite of shame but its source. The true antidote to pride (and shame) is humility." - Uncle Iroh "It is important to draw wisdom from many different places. If we take it from ony one place it becomes rigid and stale. Understanding others, the other elements, and the other nations will help you become whole." - Uncle Iroh "Yesterday is history, tomorrow a mystery, but today is a gift, that is why it is called the present." - Master Oogway

[@George-Thompson]

Awesome! Thank you for sharing! 🙏

[@MarcDonders]

I recognise the notion of the taskmaster in my head telling me I have so much stuff to do. I am grateful that over the years I've learned to give the taskmaster a break by simply rescheduling and by allowing myself rest when I need it. You help me understand through your videos that my journey is still ongoing. Thank you George 🙏

[@George-Thompson]

Thank you Marc for sharing, it's good to know that we're not alone in the harshness. Rest and play - a great antidote for a rigid mind 🫶

[@freelancebythebay]

"rest and play": A-ha! Thank you, George❤

[@isabelgrace8188]

I am loving your videos. I have been through a really tough time recently. These videos are slowly saving me from myself. My granddad was Taoist but he passed away before I could ask him anymore on it. So thank you.

[@agnesbonnet4136]

And it works! And it is so light! Just be fully who you truly and intuitively feel you are in very moment. You are at very moment the perfect home for life unfolding. Be present, fully present, and trust your unlimited source of being. It is so much fun because life is always new. Thank you, gorgeous George!

[@FranklinDBluth]

Thank you for everything George

[@e5225]

Thank you George, may the good and nurturing force of the Universe be with you. The WU WEI way never fails even if it goes through a series of failures that we don't understand, at the end we are amazed by how everything just worked out perfectly 💗

[@George-Thompson]

Thank you for the kind words, Elizabeth. Appreciate you. Flow well! 🫶

[@wrenwoodgrove1348]

This video hit the heart of where I am learning and growing these days. Your principles will be very helpful to me I am sure of it especially trusting the process. That is a big one that I know I need to engage. I am also very focused on softness. It is very interesting how there is so little focus and interest in it in the U.S. except for Tai Chi, Akido, and horse training. I am learning to drop my guard and my defenses along with cultivating “not knowing” to touch wonder and awe as an approach to softness. There is some really good pointers and inspiration in the book A Journey to Softness by Mark Rashid. The book looks like it is about horse training, but it’s really about us individually. Thanks so much for the video and pointers! Inspiring really!

[@Jamb13]

09:15 love that cheeky laugh 🤣

[@AngryGeekling]

I had my qualifying exam for my PhD program a year and a half ago and the practice of Wu Wei made it easy to pass with flying colors. I worked on trusting myself, trusting the expertise I had acquired, and subsequently going with the flow while keeping “effortless action” in my mind. I was amazed at how stress-free it ended up being.

[@George-Thompson]

Congratulations on passing your qualifying exam! It's inspiring to see how such practices can help reduce stress and lead to success, especially in challenging situations like a PhD qualifying exam. Keep up the good work! 🙏

[@snap6532]

道 means （means approach way or path ）physical first principle that we have to obey. Daosim shapes some basical ideas of the relationship between human and cosmos（nature） in Chinese culture.

[@19Rubinho83]

This is great. Congratulations! I am working on a PhD project myself. I watched this video partly because I am puzzled as to how I can be in a Wu Wei state while at the same time pursuing a longer-term goal that requires planning and - at least traditionally - effort.

[@TeeKay-x8p]

i admire your courage to give up the main stream promoted paths" education-job -business -startup-be in forbes by certain age -buy this buy that . and reconnect with nature - which is the source of life

[@antonhalaguena3365]

Just a day old discovering Wu Wei. Thank you for your video

[@George-Thompson]

Grateful you enjoyed the video!

[@woodspriteful]

Physical movement is spot on. I feel that if you spend enough time at the beach and return to a beach on a regular basis, observance of the tides and seasons (as well as how visitors offer a changing scene everytime) even though it's the same location, it is always different. There's a unique memory each time. The memories are less static and solid as they can be in memories of other places. I think that's an ancient practice - to revisit places and notice how they hold memories and familiarity yet are always unique in the moment. They reveal how you have changed, which can be hard to track when the changes are so gradual. It's a longer view more reflective view that confirms how the life you thought I static may not be.

[@George-Thompson]

Thank you for contributing to the conversation and for watching the video 🙏

[@conanjohnson6658]

This is beautiful

[@arielmetamorphosis]

I listened to this on my morning walk ❤❤

[@George-Thompson]

That’s amazing! Much warmth 🙏

[@iridescentisaac3698]

Another amazingly helpful and insightful video, thank you. This came at the perfect time. My study of Taoism has been getting too complicated, this reminded me I need to go back to basics again.

[@George-Thompson]

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[@MA_theone]

Flow well my friend -- sum´s it up for me what it means to be on the path of this human bodily experience! Great video, great journey - Thanks from the heart 🙏💛 !

[@George-Thompson]

Much appreciated! Sending love 🙏

[@stankrajewski8255]

I found the Tao in college about 35 years ago. It has been the opposition to my anxiety. About six months ago, the recovery from a life setback has exposed me to stoicism. As I explore this philosophy, I am reminded of some of the magical, radical and dogmatic manifestations of Taoism as it has been practiced in China. My path is now a path of consistent self improvement--as it presents itself--in its rate of flow. I am bombarded by strange grey-scale drawings of idealized chiseled angry macho statues telling me the way of stoicism on Y'all Tube. Like the fantastic tales of mechanistic Tao, I discard and turn away from these wares of the pitchmen. Thank you for sharing your video. I wish all of you the best in your journey.

[@ARandomGuy-us9ko]

I‘ve been practicing Zen meditation daily for a few years now. While I always hear that the goals of Buddhism and Taoism are not at all the same, I think the Middle Way and the Taoist idea of not forcing are very similar. In Zen, you build an intuition in meditation where you sort of notice when you are doing and wanting too much. I think a difference is that softness is not a goal for Buddhist practice, but a side effect.

[@nicholasrobertsson3704]

Great video! You can just feel your positive energy through the screen, big ups!

[@Anders01]

Maybe Wu Wei is about realizing that one cannot let go. As it says in the Tao Te Ching, the master does nothing yet leaves nothing undone and the ordinary person is always doing things (even "doing" letting go) and leaves many things undone.

[@I_Ace]

U mean able to let things go?

[@Anders01]

@@I_Ace Yes, in a tricky way. That my doing and the universe's doing become realized as one and the same.

[@BirchPointPottery]

My pottery forces me to go with the flow, and accept failure through the process when it arrives. Great video!🙏

[@George-Thompson]

Pottery is indeed a beautiful art form that teaches us to embrace the flow and accept failures as part of the process. It's through these experiences that we grow and create something truly unique. 🙏

[@nickochioneantony9288]

That Einzelganger reference is priceless, his video helps thousands of people, especially young adults... And gosh, how can I came late to watch your video... I can't express anything but appreciation for another of your Dao Wisdom, thanks so much George!

[@George-Thompson]

We're all Einzelganger fans here 🫶 thank you for watching and the kind words 🙏

[@springbean19]

Many thanks George.

[@George-Thompson]

Thanks for watching! 🫶

[@onlydavid]

I’ve watched many videos about these practices, but this is the first to actually connect it to intuition for me. . . Now it all makes sense how we can follow along with the ripples in the fabric of our present reality. Prepare to be unprepared, conserve energy and spend it wisely, being part of its rhythm instead of worrying about the next downbeat. My mind is truly blown (if I have received this properly). Thank you so much for this wisdom!

[@George-Thompson]

Hi David, I'm really glad you are enjoying and getting something from the videos - it's my privilege! Sending warmth ❤️

[@allisonwebb8013]

Love from Vancouver BC 🇨🇦🤙🏽 loving your channel!!!

[@George-Thompson]

Hi Allison! 🫶 Thank you for the kind words

[@the_dancerjen1773]

This was SO incredibly helpful and insightful. I'm a chi-kung practitioner and I'm (slowly) learning Tao/Dao(ism). I stumbled upon this and now I'm down a rabbit hole of your videos. Thank you!

[@George-Thompson]

So glad you found it valuable!!

[@raginald7mars408]

Alan Watts - The Principle Of Not Forcing that inspired me for all my Life Not Forcing STOP! - when an Impulse breaks out

[@xiaomaozen]

Wonderful video, George! 😻 Just a footnote regarding the wu-wei-practitioner-identity: Ultimately we have to let go of it, too, since it (as well as any kind of identification/identity) can become an attachment and a massive hindrance itself. 🐱🙏

[@George-Thompson]

Yes well said! Thanks for sharing! ☯️

[@Chickarina1]

Thank you George. Always love when you laugh in your videos.

[@George-Thompson]

😆🦄

[@sankalpachakma]

That jump in the end felt like that scene from ‘Batman Begins’, where Bruce Wayne finally confronts his fear of bats. As always amazing video. Your insights are life-changing.

[@Belle2443]

Divine timing, another excellent video George, really appreciate your work! ❤

[@George-Thompson]

Appreciate you Narelle, thanks so much for watching!

[@djroeable]

Beautifully put. Thank you George

[@mayanightstar]

I got into Daosim about a year ago when I was really struggling with my mental health. Then I kind of forgot about it and stopped keeping it in mind every day. Well now I'm struggling with my mental health again so this seems like the perfect series to inject my life with some more wisdom. Thank you!

[@katha7843]

Thank you far the video! It was informative and entertaining at the same time :) I think, trusting is a big one. Trusting that intuition and trusting that life will be fine, even if we don’t figure it out and don’t end up where we expected to ❤

[@brokenheartofmexico4803]

I just started researching Wu Wei. I'm focused more on Idea 4. I was letting the weight of fearing the future, based on things that happened in the past, tear my world apart.

[@Graybeard_]

We are here to experience. Try not to take others or yourselves too seriously. Do your best and accept the rest.

[@motivemystic]

Wow, this video really resonated with me! I've always been intrigued by Taoism and the concept of Wu Wei. It's amazing to see how you've found ways to incorporate effortless action into your daily life. Your explanation was clear and easy to understand. Thank you for sharing your insights and inspiring me to strive for that state of flow and joy in my own life. Keep up the great work!

[@rowinwillems7712]

What a cool video good job! Nice of you to mention Ëinzelgangers channel, one of the best philosophy content!

[@valq10]

When you crossed that river I audibly went 'WOAH' lol. This video was wonderful. You are wonderful George, your videos fill me with joy

[@George-Thompson]

Thank you for your support! 🙏

[@PathoftheTiger]

2:29 Here's my thoughts on this. Wolves can alter the course of rivers through their hunting habits and relationship in the food chain to beavers. By simply being wolves, they can do what humans can do through force and control, and unlike our methods, while they affect nature, its still in equilibrium with nature. The wisdom of the wolf is a good starting place on this i believe. But this does naturally make us have to ponder "what is human?" We've lost our meaning because we overthought ourselves higher than the other animals just because we are one of the smartest animals. Its interesting to note the smartest people are more likely to reason themselves into a cult. 2:59 I thought wuwei sounded familiar. I do japanese martial arts and that's mushin, no mind

[@panyasithkk7712]

Thank you…🤍🙏🏻

[@sairamuffins]

Beautiful, listened to the whole video with my eyes closed was like a meditation itself :’) thank you especially for idea 2; actionable and easy

[@George-Thompson]

I'm glad you found it valuable. Sending warmth ❤

[@leavywhite1607]

George, your delivery has so greatly improved, along with your confidence. It is a pleasure to watch your growth even as we follow our own journey, applying the concepts you share. Thank you for being and for sharing.

[@George-Thompson]

Your support and encouragement mean a lot, and I appreciate you being a part of this community 🫶

[@aziza8313]

Thank you George

[@George-Thompson]

Thanks Aziza!

[@GeckoHiker]

Solving a problem through software development often yields to flow. I describe it as a state of mind without ego or sense of self. Just absolute contentment in working on a complex problem by breaking it down into the most discrete particles.

[@Durzo1259]

I'm going to be keeping this in mind when I do my calisthenics again tomorrow. I've been having trouble getting through workouts; crashing in exhaustion. Yesterday I managed to halfway clear my mind and I noticed I felt a lot stronger. I was just starting to notice that the more cluttered my mind, the weaker I seem to be.

[@George-Thompson]

Mental clarity and focus can have a significant impact on our physical abilities and overall well-being. Keep practicing mindfulness and staying present during your workouts, and be sure to listen to your body's needs for rest and recovery. Best of luck with your future workouts! 💪

[@Durzo1259]

@@George-Thompson George, yesterday I thought of this video and focused on a state of Wu Wei and I couldn't believe how much stronger I was; I even added an extra pull-up. Plus I didn't feel tired and depressed after my workout as was happening lately. These workouts are essential to recovering from a disability due to spinal injuries, so you're a life saver. Keep up the good work.

[@Nichtword]

The jumping part is a wow factor for me honestly. There are these jumping actions as George did, we do not know whether we will succeed, but we still have to do that. I think the important thing here is to accept that there can be a failure and as the fourth part of George's suggestion, don't be harsh to yourself and have softness. Finally, we always have to appreciate the process of cultivating ourselves instead of focusing much on win and loss.

[@George-Thompson]

Taking risks and pursuing something with uncertainty can be daunting, but it can also lead to great rewards 🫶

[@thomaspoisel6259]

Your way is a very good example - how life canbe,- i am always learning from you....thank you so much, George. Tom.

[@George-Thompson]

Thank you for you very kind comment Thomas! ❤️

[@hqprivat]

Thank you George, nice explanation.

[@janiceroberts6727]

Thank you, for helping me connect , at 75 I am learning to do this in so many ways. I am loving your emails and videos. THANKS So MUCH.

[@George-Thompson]

Hi Janice! Thank you for sharing your feedback and for taking the time to watch my videos and read my emails. I'm thrilled to hear that they've been helpful in connecting you with others. It's never too late to learn and explore new ways of connecting with the world around us. Your comment has made my day and I look forward to continuing to provide valuable content for you to enjoy. Thank you again for your support and kind words. 🫶

[@bajamcguide]

Thank you for sharing you being with us.

[@George-Thompson]

My pleasure. Thank you for your support! Sending love

[@markokane6486]

Many thanks, George.🙏

[@George-Thompson]

Thank you for watching Mark!

[@nagyze23]

first video of yours. absolutely loved it.

[@George-Thompson]

Thanks for being here! Appreciate you! 🙏

[@Dani68ABminus]

I am a subscriber of Einzelgänger and love that the algorithm elves have suggested that I check you out. So glad I listened!

[@George-Thompson]

I'm an Einzelgänger subscriber too! I'm so glad you found my channel valuable 🙏

[@aeortiz2004]

Great message held in this video!

[@nicholasdenittis46]

Really excellent George. Looking forward to contributing at Taoist Wellness Academy.

[@dianacasabar9545]

Thank you, George, for this message. The last point, for me and my journey, right now, hit home. I appreciate your work. Keep on Flowing.

[@George-Thompson]

I'm so glad to hear Diana, appreciate you. Flow well!

[@Mynx5050]

Wonderful video, George. Thank you for the inspiration. LOVE & HUGS

[@George-Thompson]

Thanks for watching Diane! 🙏

[@NN-et7xt]

Love the concept of intuitive intelligence 🙏

[@ShekinahGwaii]

What you are calling Intuitive Intelligence, and the examples you give, are really more the embodiment of the practice, practice, practice until practice is no longer necessary idea. It is dangerous to Wu Wei your way through a financial deal, say, when you have not put effort into perfecting your practice. Even Tzu sharpened his axe between chopping wood and carrying water. You can't trust what hasn't been earned, but you are spot on about building intuition through action.

[@ChakraKahn]

This is a great challenge when learning tai chi sword form. Each movement is algabraic and injuries come easily when older. But this video is a great reminder to relax.

[@runliguo1117]

Love it, George! You looked so happy and at ease. A great example of 无为.

[@George-Thompson]

🙏

[@vincentlearoyd4882]

Hi George, thank you so much for taking the time to make these absolutely wonderful videos. I have found great solace in them and your interpretation of the Dao makes it easily digestible for western pallets. Keep up the good work.

[@George-Thompson]

Thanks for the kind words, Vincent! 🙏

[@heimvegen5295]

The clips from China are inspiring but it is also so good to see you being natural in your more native countryside/Nature 🙂For some of us it makes the Dao more accesible 😉😊

[@George-Thompson]

Thank you for watching and for taking the time to share your thoughts. It's important for us to stay connected to nature and our roots, and I hope that my video helped in some small way to encourage that connection. Thank you for your support! 🙏

[@bodhicitta3jewels]

You are an excellent Wu Wei mentor! Thank you for this beautiful advice. ❤🙏🌺

[@George-Thompson]

I'm so glad you found it valuable 🙏

[@patricksullivan1827]

This is a gooder! Love it. Feels very empowering without a bunch of buzzes and bells.

[@evanmize3727]

Love you brother. Thanks for the video and The Wu you Wie!

[@gravity0529]

Live well

[@sandraseeper]

Thank you; teachings of wu wei has been a journey so deeply personal that I now understand intuition and instint

[@George-Thompson]

Thank you for watching, Sandra 😊 Keep up the great work on your journey of self-discovery! 🙏

[@bduffy1215]

You are a beautiful and sweet soul...... Thank you

[@George-Thompson]

Appreciate you 🙏

[@Tomas33392]

Fantastic video, thank you George.

[@George-Thompson]

Thank you for watching! 🙏

[@courtney3779]

George, how did you know to answer my exact question in the best way ...exactly when I needed the answer? I'm glad to have you as a Daoist Dharma teacher . Thanks for this! 💯😊🙏

[@George-Thompson]

Thanks for watching, Courtney! 🙏

[@candidagomes2774]

I like very much the vídeo my friend George, very important this mensage to me in the moment of my life!! Learn trust in me, my resilience, and to flow the same ritm of the TAO... 🤔🙏🌅💐 Thanks a lot!!🙏 Best wishes!! 🙏🌅💐🤗

[@George-Thompson]

Thanks for the support Candida! I appreciate you 🫶

[@jorgemanuelsilva7912]

Os teus vídeos, são uma inspiração, para conseguir uma melhor qualidade de vida. Obrigado, George ❤🙌 Adoro, as tuas sugestões. Um grande abraço, 😃👏

[@NReillee]

Where is the ‘love’ button? This was so articulate, interesting and relevant. For me, sport is such a great way to get out of an overthinking rut. I imagine my mind and body communicating together without one dominating the other; so no ruminating, and no panic attacks possible, just a harmony.

[@George-Thompson]

Thank you for the thoughtful comment 🫶

[@19Rubinho83]

Thank you for these videos, George! I came across your channel yesterday, and it seems that I found a true treasure cove. I am thrilled to explore your content! The way you talk about Taoism really resonates with me.

[@arthurazalim3750]

Great video, thank you!

[@George-Thompson]

Glad you liked it!

[@wendyfarrall1355]

Excellent So good 👍 Thank you 😊

[@George-Thompson]

thanks so much Wendy!

[@josephfroton2339]

Incredible! You have honed your skill! Excellent!

[@George-Thompson]

Thank you for your very kind comment, Joseph ❤️

[@caroloschannel9555]

Thank you George.

[@George-Thompson]

Appreciate you 🙏

[@peterawlings6568]

The stream has many rocks; water flows. For nearly seventy years I have dreamt a life to be eventually free of rocks yet have met many swimmers on the Way. At thirty five I learnt that water holds me afloat. Every day I do not swim. And breathe. And again…. Thanks for this wonderful video teaching George. Go well! ☯️🙏🕺🤿☯️

[@George-Thompson]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts, Peter! Your words reminded me that even when faced with obstacles, we can still learn to navigate life's currents and find moments of stillness to breathe and reflect. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and hope it continues to serve as a source of inspiration for you. Wishing you all the best on your journey. 🙏

[@peterawlings6568]

Looking forward to the retreat George! 😁😎☯️🙏

[@42BETWO]

Beautiful work, George.

[@borismcnab]

Excellent and thank you for adding to my understanding of the flow state and how to enter it

[@AlexLawngtv]

What a well timed Video, I've been meditating on this same thing for a couple weeks. Thank you for your input!

[@George-Thompson]

Thanks Alex!

[@HarmonyMLG]

Thank you

[@nataliacimo]

Thank you very much for your video 🙏🧘‍♀

[@George-Thompson]

Thanks for watching Natalia! 🫶

[@joshuachapman8827]

Beautiful video, my friend!

[@George-Thompson]

Appreciate you 🙏

[@checrimmins7418]

You can reach it through words or analyzing. It just is and you ARE it.

[@barbaratubiolo9404]

Success on the jump 😊wonderful talk one I will go back to thank you ☮️

[@George-Thompson]

Thanks for watching Barbara! 🙏

[@BlueSky-zi7wt]

Thanks a lot for this amazing video, salut from Qatar

[@George-Thompson]

I’m so glad you found it valuable 🙏

[@leewalsh-z7v]

Thank you George, You have brought me much enlightenment

[@George-Thompson]

I'm really glad you are enjoying and getting something from the videos - it's my privilege! Sending warmth ❤️

[@nordicgardener]

When I have time to put my full attention on the present moment and the place I am in, a feedback flow of creativity, intention and action can occur, as "what is" is transformed through my actions guided by creative thoughts of "what should be" . It is a delicate state of equilibrium. If the thoughts of desirable changes go too far away in time and space, the connection to the present is lost and so is the flow. If there is no creative will, then I do not control my actions and become a thing among others, exposed to natural processes of change and the will of others. If I do not act according to my creative will, my flow becomes locked, my thoughts are only unfulfilled intentions and I am once again just a thing, exposed to natural processes of change and the will of others.

[@George-Thompson]

Thank you for sharing your insightful comment! It's great to hear that you have found a delicate state of equilibrium between your present moment and your creative thoughts of "what should be". It's true that when we lose our connection to the present, we risk losing our flow of creativity. It's also important to have a creative will to guide our actions and avoid becoming a passive "thing" among others. It seems like you have found a powerful way to transform "what is" through your actions. Keep up the great work! 😊

[@thomaspoisel6259]

GREAT JUMP!!!!!

[@George-Thompson]

Thanks Thomas! Appreciate you 🙏

[@EastonLogan-or7wx]

Very well done!!! 😊. Very much appreciated! 🙏🤩

[@enlightened-ethiopia9920]

Lot's of thanks!

[@George-Thompson]

Thank you for watching! 🫶