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.
Oh so much to do? A Google calendar lifestyle, That's
what I call it. If there's room, scooch it in.
If not, then you feel guilty for saying no. But
you're always on the go, never a moment without a plan,
even while sleeping. My mind is at work. You've got
to do this, You've got to do that. Where do
I have to be? I don't know. Get the Google map,
the plan, the purpose, the walk, the way? The meaning
of Christmas is? What has it been put on the
Google calendar? Yet? If not, I'll soon look it up,
knowing me, I'll forget, not unless I stop writing and
put it on the digital map. Too much to do,
not enough time to properly lay things out and think
things out. And if I did have that kind of time, oh,
let's be honest, I'd be bored. It's living on the
edge that we all want to do, having no time
to do anything, Yet for some reason, we always find time. Hey, Zaro,
this is the daily mess A chronological walk through in
everyday world. I am a daily writer, the silent wolf.
I sit beneath the brush of a tree and I
just watch life. I study it, I learn from it,
and then we create a conversation. This is the daily mess,
the after effects of spending an entire day working several
different jobs. You don't know which way to turn, which
decisions really count, and which job is really more important.
Leading a Google calendar lifestyle for most people, it keeps
us from feeling mundane doing the same job day in
and day out. We would rather have several different things
that we're doing instead of just doing one expectation. And
you know, those decision makers that we're working with, I
don't think they're too happy with what we're doing on
our Google camp. And the reason why is because we're
in control of making the choices of which one of
these businesses gets our attention, which one has the true
daily needs, Which one do you really want to do? Oh,
I've got to go there. Why it's all about balance,
Someone asked me yesterday, I don't understand how you can
do what it is that you do and keep each
job at the pace that you keep it. And I
told them it's all in the walking. I take a
walk every day through this forest in South Charlotte, North Carolina.
I call it a transition walk. The people that I
see along the way, the trees, the leaves, the birds,
everything that's out there. They don't have to know what's
going through my mind. But I'm cleansing it. I'm giving
it an opportunity to find its own space in a
brand new place. I take a walk. I'm not the
only one who's doing several different jobs. It is a
choice to do that because I could go back to
that corporate America kind of vibe, but it was mundane.
It was too heavy to carry everybody else's wants and needs.
When you've got the power in this moment of now
to say, Okay, I'm gonna do this, this and this
why because I enjoy it. I like doing every bit
of that, but a little bit at a time. So
if you find yourself in a position like that where
you're being thrown around in every direction and it's crazy,
take a walk through a park, through a downtown area,
around your neighborhood and get to know you. Yeah, you do,
you even know who you are except that business over
there that corporate business. Yeah, you're employee number five sixteen
thirty five, fourteen A, B and D. Right, I'm Arrow
And that's the daily mess.