Speaker 1: Stream thinking. It's learning how to trust what is in
your present place of all things right now now. To
get there requires some practice. Here's what I do every
day one sheet of paper, just ten minutes, write about
whatever is moving through your presence of right now without
any type of judgment. Stream thinking will sharpen your skills
as a listener, as a communicator, and as an activator.
It's learning how to trust your right now. This is
stream thinking today. We're reading from October twelfth, twenty twenty four.
You can't help but wonder. But while you're wondering, are
you actually wandering? I was shocked to learn how different
these two words are. Wondering is looked upon as being
in different thoughts. To wonder is to put yourself in
a state of being curious. To wonder is to seek,
whereas wandering is standing in your past while worrying about
the present and then oops a skinny dip inside perception.
What then would I be doing during these daily dances
with stream thinking? What we're learning is how to find
focus in wonder because wandering comes across as time being lost. Hmm,
I wonder what my mother would say about this. We
always have the choice to wander down those kinds of paths.
I'm MARYL and that's stream thinking.