Alright, Mornings in the Lab, let's talk about this Artemis II crew earthset. Everyone's focused on the grand view from space, looking back at our planet. It’s breathtaking, no doubt. But I'm thinking about the view right here, on the ground.
You know, Tommy and Frankie are talking about the Boston Marathon today, and there's a lot of chatter about big goals and dumb plans. And Keith, you're right, the finish line isn't the goal, it's the byproduct. That's the truth. Because before any of those runners even thought about Boston, they had to take a first step. They had to look at their own personal earthset – their current reality – and decide to move.
For us, it's the same thing. You don't need a perfect plan. You need a next step. We see these massive achievements, like space travel or running a marathon, and it's easy to feel small. But every big thing starts with a small thing, done consistently. It starts with looking at your own world, right where you are, and deciding what small thing you're going to build, or change, or connect with today.
What's your earthset look like today, Nation? What's the one small step you're taking from it?