Speaker 1: Creativity is an addiction unplugged because we will always say
yes to creativity, totally uncut because we all make mistakes.
So let's turn it into a tool. This is Arrow unplugged.
Each and every one of us have to deal with
it on a daily basis. It's the attempt to create
the day we get up, take a shower, brush your teeth,
have some breakfast, take off in the car, and then
somewhere in that process you're gonna have to make a
connection with other people, because that is business. Businesses create
a product so that consumers can buy it to better
their life. But we do this on a daily basis,
all day and all night long. Hey Sarrow, this is
the choice. This is what I was writing while the
sun was waking up on a brilliant new day. The
attempt to build that new day while running on empty.
The holidays tend to play hard on our hearts. We
have that day where we get a break, but then
to get back up and start it again the next day.
It's stealing from our source of what is normal, and
it's given it away to an inner need to want
even a bigger break from all expectations. Plus, we've evolved
into this community of past, the new crud around whatever
you're coughing up. The idea of staying home to rest
means losing money. Now, one sick person can easily become ten.
We're all living this right now. Now, try to make
up the strength to pour the fuel into the process
of business success. Here's what research showed me. One third
of all people ignore their health issues. Now, out of
that one third, a quarter of those people believe their
absence from work is a bigger burden on the team.
Before long, the entire department is one hundred percent empty.
There are nobodies in that department to get the job
done right. That's what we're facing today. We get that cough,
we get the sniff, a little scratchiness in the throat,
and researchers also showing that people are not taking a
COVID test. The reason why is because you're gonna be
quarantined for up to five days. So people say, I
got it handled, I'm gonna wear the mask, or I'm
not gonna wear the mask, and you go to work.
More and more people in that department are getting sick.
The attempt to build a new day while running on
empty How do you clear your mind, body, and soul
in order to have that success for the day, because,
like I said, one third of all people will go
to work when they're not feeling well, and out of
that one third, a quarter of them believe that they
are putting a burden on their team if they don't
go to work. I understand the part about being a
community and to build business success, and I also understand
that when employees are not there, it hurts the team.
Things start to move slower. Those that are coming in
to buy the product become very disappointed. And it's always
that first impression kind of an approach because you're go on, oh, well,
you know, the last time I went to that business,
I didn't like how long I had to stand in line.
But they don't look beyond the lack of employees. I
had dinner the other night at a sushi restaurant. Very
clearly out front, there's a sign that says, we are
very low on staff. If you would like faster service,
we need your help. I thought that was very brave
and very honest. It's like, okay, you can complain about
waiting to get into the sushi restaurant for up to
an hour, hour and fifteen minutes or you can become
a part of this team and will shorten that weight
time down learning how to build a new day while
running on empty. Is it quite possible that our emptiness
has a new role. Our empty is also empty. I'm errow,
and that's what I was writing while the sun was
waking up on a brilliant new day.