Steve Harvey Drops Morning Mindset Advice That Hits Different

Santiago Felipe

The way Steve Harvey imparted some intense life lessons on how to start a day right has everyone sucking it in as if it were the last inspirational slice of pie on the entire counter. The daytime TV host and comedian posted something that was not just a “good vibes only” kind of moment- it had to do with taste of brain reprogramming in the early hours. He said, basically, take note of who you are, what you have, and what you are able to do. So simple, yet so deep. People from different walks of life with all sorts of stories are feeling it to their very core.

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That tweet linked to a video or something (classic Steve act: he’s always got something to promote but acts as if he’s doing you a favor). But it is more about how people responded in my mind. A person, DianKalapir, said mildly life-altering and called it a “script” that she picked up and read daily after seeing the video. That’s the type of testimonial that makes you pause for a second. Like, okay, maybe this isn’t just another Instagram affirmation repackaged.

Then there is Sherri Lynn Pritchett, who gives out one from the heart. She is recovering from a stroke-a right-side brain hemorrhage—and cannot make it all on her own yet. She spoke of anxiety and bouts of depression while the brain shuts hands down in defense mechanisms at a moment’s notice. Then there she is, counting on Steve’s message for that extra push. That gives real-life heft through the tweet-it is for people fighting battles that others simply cannot imagine.

Even the more casual ones have their own culture: Aymenotis Andrew-Abiodun, which would be such a great alias, simply asks: more like “How do I sign up?” No flashing about; immediate commitment. Then, there is Dear Bro., dropping another motivational gem: “You weren’t built to break. You were built to rise, rebuild, and rewrite the story—daily.” At that moment, it felt like they channeled the spirit of Steve.

The beauty is that Steve continues to hold the line between a motivational teacher and a down-to-earth uncle. He’ll not just yell those random “believe-in-yourself” lines from some stage somewhere- he makes it in a way that people feel like eventually they can actually implement it in their lives. Judging from the responses, it’s working in some capacity. Whether it’s flying right into someone’s face or inspiring someone after a life-altering outburst, or simply reminding someone every day to keep at it, it’s theirs.

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Perhaps it’s just a tweet for the never-ending scrolling list. Perhaps not. Maybe this is one of those moments where somebody comes out with the right thing at the right time; it sets. Either way, Steve Harvey’s morning mindset advice? Everyone was feeling it today.