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Enjoy your exploration. Hey, I'm back with more questions. Yeah,
because the fund begins when you start researching for those
answers such as, if something is written inside a journal
two days out, is that breaking the rules of being
a daily writer? Plus we hear it all the time
it all fell into place? Does that really happen that way?
My name is Arrow. I'm a daily writer, a silent wolf.
That means I stand on the sidelines and do nothing
but watch, listen, study, then activate. I happen to call
it the daily mess. You can call it whatever you
want to me. Oh, it's a mess, a chronological walk
through an everyday world. Yeah, it's my morning writing. As
a receiver of thoughts and ideas, we as people tend
to throw things to the side. Because we think we're
going to deal with it later on. When a subject
arrives inside of me, I know it's time to dig in.
It's still keeping that daily journal, but by doing the
research that picture becomes clearer. This is the daily mess.
I am that daily journal writer. And if I plant
a subject to cover on a future day, am I
breaking the rules of Julia Cameron When it comes to
being a daily writer. Well, first of all, your journal
or thought of pouring your thoughts onto a page. You
got to know in your heart that daily writing does
not come with a time clock. By jotting down a
thought outside your normal writing time, you're actually honoring the practice,
not violating it. Capture versus compose. Scribbling a thought down
is the making of that capture. It buys you enough
time to expand on it on a later time. Now,
if rules make you ignore a thought, well then it's
not time. It's the writer working against him or herself.
Allow your writer deep inside to have permission to write
when a thought knocks on your heart. That is the
art of trusting thought. Now, there are two different types
of daily journal writers, one like me who sits in
the writing chair each day at the same time and
the spontaneous writer, the one that just keeps notes. Both count,
both matter. It shows that you're alive. Your journal is
the witness. What yeah, hey, coming up next. We hear
it all the time. Oh, it all fell into place?
Does that really happen? Hey, thanks for coming back to
the daily mess. Ah, we hear it all the time.
It all fell into place. Does anything like that really
fall into place? Embrace yourself. Your heart needs to know
the truth. Here. Things do not fall into place, at
least not by themselves. This reminds me of the Chicago Bulls,
where Michael Jordan has always been symbolized as being one
of the greatest of all time. Again, things don't fall
into place all on their own. Jordan could not have
done it without Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, and the countless
other players. When someone says it all just fell into place,
it's usually their way of saying something looks effortless. But
from the inside of the soul Michael Jordan, we don't
know what was going on inside his head to make
those things play out the way that he mentally utilized
the energy. He knew he had the ability to think
it out, But it was going to require everybody else
to get that ball word counted. We saw the end result,
but putting it all together in Michael's head, it didn't
just fall into place. But does Knowing this take away
from the Superman I'm arrow and that's the daily mess.