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.
Well here we are right here. So many people would say,
so where is here? And is your here anything like
my here? And if it's not, how did we even
get here? I've always wondered that how did we get here?
I was just on the phone with Angelo Cataldi. He's
one of the biggest, most powerful sports figures when it
comes to announcing, and he's out of Philly and he's
at that moment, that place of here where everything that
made him in the past is gone. He's walking away
from it. But he's got a brand new book out
called Loud, And you have to wonder about your own
personal here, Where is here? And how did we get here?
Are you taking notes at all? Do you put things
down like little breadcrumbs just so you can get back
to here when it's time to share your story? Hey, Sarah,
this is the choice. This is what I was writing
while the sun was waking up on a brilliant new day.
Today we're reading from December seventh, twenty twenty three do
we have too many choices? Having a variety of everything
tends to play with identifying where things are. Choice overload
is what the experts call it, and it does have
an effect on everything that we come in contact with,
such as making a decision, love interests, personal financial decisions.
Too many choices, it preoccupies the mind, so we make
ourselves available for more choices. These same experts that call
it choice overload, they say that in one twenty four
hour period, we literally have thousands of choices that we make.
Look at how your anxiety level races to the top
of the world the very second you walk into a
grocery store or a mall. There's so many things to
take in. It's best to have a plan and remain
loyal to that plan. Convince yourself that you can't have everything.
It's not healthy, and you end up spending way too
much money and losing a lot of time. Now we've
got two more problems to deal with, a loss of
time and a loss of money. The more we want,
the less room we have. When was the last time
someone said, I'm gonna go do some window shopping. I
think the closest thing that we have to window shopping today. Hey,
I'm gonna step away from the world right now. I'm
gonna go look at Amazon, just to see what's on
Amazon right now. The things that we do to ourselves
and don't even know it, and we become angry in
places of here without realizing that it wasn't a person
that made you angry, but rather the choices that we
have made. We make thousands of them in one twenty
four hour period, and you wonder why your mindsets are
so cracked up, broken, tossed to the side. You glued
a couple back together, but it's just not the same
old planet anymore. It's the choices. We have, way too
many choices. One way that I enjoy working on my
choices and all of those that are trying to get
inside of me, is I sit in a very quiet,
no digital world and just listen. I do write. It's
called a defrag journal, and I try to take all
of those choices that have already made. By seven o'clock
in the morning, and I say, no, no, maybe finding
your calm. I'm eron the silent Wolf. And that's what
I was writing while the sun was waking up on
a brilliant new day.