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.
What is a new work week when everything you do
is work? Eight point four percent of today's workforce is
deeply involved with several different jobs. The number one reason inflation.
I read an article about a mother of three who's
making more money than any other time in her life,
but still can't afford the high rent and food prices.
And what's the true cost here? Well, the cost is
you've lost out on family time and mental downtime. Now
the new kick is to protect yourself from being laid off.
So many businesses they really just don't care. They just
lay people off in order to keep the business above water.
That's how I became addicted to having multiple jobs, coming
from the world of radio, where your career is decided
by ratings. So the goal was to create a huge
financial net to keep from having to lose what little
we already had. It's time that we're not going to
get back now. My mother was no different. She was
always working somewhere deep into the late night hours. Now
before Google, we had to carry calendars with us, whether
it was in our briefcase, maybe it was in your
back pocket or in your purse, but we had to
have a physical calendar. And God forbid there was ever
a change. There's just not enough white out in the world.
Hey Tarrow, 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 and observe life and how it moves.
You study it, you listen to it, you learn from it,
and then you create conversations. This is the daily mess,
the inner vision versus realities, tiny nibbles. I don't believe
people walk into their day blinded by a no need
whatever attitude. It's human nature to pull off what I
call writing the story before it happens, the inner vision.
This is how we see it playing out, and like
a dream, it either backfires into a nightmare or we
choose to overthink it, expecting to win the lottery learning
how to control your inner theories. Believe it or not,
it's a very powerful tool in your tool chest in
the way of understanding your relationships and the future. But
My question is your inner vision instinct? The answer is yes.
Many spiritual people rely on their inner visions to help
generate a human connection. It begins with receiving and then sharing.
It's realities nibbles that tend to push us away, the
inner vision versus realities tiny nibbles. Where do you find
yourself on a daily basis? Are you inside planning things out, listening, observing,
acting things out a little bit at a time without
reality shoving you back in the box. Having that inner
vision is confidence, It's courage. It's accepting that, hey, look,
just because we said it was going to go this way,
it changed, and now we're going to go this direction.
I learned that valuable tool when I was at ninety
five point one doing morning drive and the general manager said,
this is radio, dude. There is change every day. We
can't get to the top of the ratings unless we
make changes. If you don't like change, use your inner
vision and see if you can move things around you
you can't. You've got to be able to change your
inner visions and prepare for the potential of there being
more change. Most people just walk away. How do you
handle situations like that? When the change is out numbering
whatever you have left in your source of energy. Do
you walk away or do you buckle down and say, look,
my inner vision, my instinct, my intention is to do
this and although we may sway just a little bit,
the skyscraper isn't going to tumble to the ground. Learning
how to trust that inner vision, I do a practice
called stream thinking. Ten minutes every day. I sit down
and write for ten minutes whatever is moving through me.
And the reason for that is to build a trust
barrier with the inner vision. Stream thinking understanding that when
there is change, I probably saw it long before it
got here. Practice it. It is a tool that is
going to make you greater than what you were yesterday.
I'm Meryl, and that's the daily mess.