Speaker 1: Stream thinking. It's learning how to trust everything that's in
the presence of your right now. To get there requires practice.
This is what I do each day one sheet of paper,
just ten minutes, write about whatever is moving through your
present place of now without any type of judgment. Stream
thinking sharpens your skills as a listener, communicator, and activator.
Learning how to trust what is in your right now.
This is stream thinking. I also should emphasize this is
strange writing this go around because the author on this
particular day was trying to make a prediction, seeing into
the future and not realizing, well, what happens if he's wrong.
I'm reading from November two, twenty twenty four. I presently
stand three days away from the election day. By the
time we get back to this page, I won't know
how much this nation and the world has changed. What
happens in three days could be possibative and or negative.
It all depends on the interpretation of the one receiving
what will be history by the time we make it
back to this particular page to record it, edit it,
post it, and then promote it. I'm going to make
a prediction, and he did on November two, twenty twenty four.
I'm going to make a prediction. The podcast train is
currently reading from April twenty third, twenty twenty four. It's
one show a week between April and now. That's one
hundred eighty eight days. But I write in this personal
journal only once a week, so that's thirty weeks. I
believe this is what he wrote November two, twenty twenty four.
I believe that this will be recorded, edited, and posted
in June of twenty twenty five. By the time we
get back to this page, what will life be like
today's date? I don't know what your date is. I
know what my date is. When the microphone was turned
on today he missed it in a very large way.
It's July almost August of twenty twenty five. You see
how we do that in life. We sit there and
we have these visions, these decisions, these goals, these ambitions.
We throw so much into what we think is going
to be. That's where I'm going to be. We have
projected ourselves in a society that is just saying when
you're going to get it done, when you're going to
get it done, well, my goal say this, we need
it on this. But that's exactly what he was doing here.
He was trying to say, this is where I need
to be to make this right, and he wasn't right.
And so what can we learn from this in this
moment of stream thinking. Don't make predictions, don't do your
yearly little resolutions. This is where I want to be
at the end of the year. It's not going to happen.
And I'm not being a negative here. What I'm saying
is is that we in so much time trying to
be something when in fact you aren't really in control.
You are just a bystander. You are being shaped to
become something that one day you're gonna look at yourself
in the mirror and you're gonna go, how did this
even happen? I didn't even see this thing coming? So
sometimes the best thing for you to do is just
to take notes, don't predict, don't put yourself in that
position of too much energy being swiped from your soul.
Allow the energy to move through you so that you
can always put yourself in a place of I'm very
happy being right here in my moment of now. I'm
embarrassed by this page that I wrote on November second,
because what did I say in the very beginning, learning
how to trust what is in your present place of
right now. And the author on that day wasn't there
in the right now. He was trying to predict something
was going to happen in June of twenty twenty five.
He wrote this in November. He was trying to be
in June. That's not living in the present place of
right now. I'm marril and that's stream thinking.