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Speaker 1: Creativity is an addiction, unplugged because we will always say

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yes to creativity, totally uncut because we all make mistakes.

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So let's turn it into a tool. This is arrow unplugged.

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Oh so much to do? A Google calendar lifestyle, That's

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what I call it. If there's room, scooch it in.

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If not, then you feel guilty for saying no. But

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you're always on the go, never a moment without a plan,

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even while sleeping. My mind is at work. You've got

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to do this, You've got to do that. Where do

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I have to be? I don't know. Get the Google map,

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the plan, the purpose, the walk, the way? The meaning

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of Christmas is? What has it been put on the

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Google calendar? Yet? If not, I'll soon look it up,

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knowing me, I'll forget, not unless I stop writing and

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put it on the digital map. Too much to do,

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not enough time to properly lay things out and think

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things out. And if I did have that kind of time, oh,

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let's be honest, I'd be bored. It's living on the

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edge that we all want to do, having no time

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to do anything, Yet for some reason, we always find time. Hey, Zaro,

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this is the daily mess A chronological walk through in

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everyday world. I am a daily writer, the silent wolf.

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I sit beneath the brush of a tree and I

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just watch life. I study it, I learn from it,

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and then we create a conversation. This is the daily mess,

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the after effects of spending an entire day working several

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different jobs. You don't know which way to turn, which

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decisions really count, and which job is really more important.

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Leading a Google calendar lifestyle for most people, it keeps

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us from feeling mundane doing the same job day in

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and day out. We would rather have several different things

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that we're doing instead of just doing one expectation. And

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you know, those decision makers that we're working with, I

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don't think they're too happy with what we're doing on

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our Google camp. And the reason why is because we're

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in control of making the choices of which one of

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these businesses gets our attention, which one has the true

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daily needs, Which one do you really want to do? Oh,

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I've got to go there. Why it's all about balance,

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Someone asked me yesterday, I don't understand how you can

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do what it is that you do and keep each

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job at the pace that you keep it. And I

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told them it's all in the walking. I take a

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walk every day through this forest in South Charlotte, North Carolina.

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I call it a transition walk. The people that I

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see along the way, the trees, the leaves, the birds,

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everything that's out there. They don't have to know what's

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going through my mind. But I'm cleansing it. I'm giving

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it an opportunity to find its own space in a

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brand new place. I take a walk. I'm not the

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only one who's doing several different jobs. It is a

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choice to do that because I could go back to

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that corporate America kind of vibe, but it was mundane.

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It was too heavy to carry everybody else's wants and needs.

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When you've got the power in this moment of now

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to say, Okay, I'm gonna do this, this and this

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why because I enjoy it. I like doing every bit

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of that, but a little bit at a time. So

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if you find yourself in a position like that where

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you're being thrown around in every direction and it's crazy,

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take a walk through a park, through a downtown area,

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around your neighborhood and get to know you. Yeah, you do,

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you even know who you are except that business over

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there that corporate business. Yeah, you're employee number five sixteen

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thirty five, fourteen A, B and D. Right, I'm Arrow

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And that's the daily mess.