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Speaker 1: Stream thinking. It's learning how to trust what is in

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your present place of all things right now now. To

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get there requires some practice. Here's what I do every

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day one sheet of paper, just ten minutes, write about

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whatever is moving through your presence of right now without

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any type of judgment. Stream thinking will sharpen your skills

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as a listener, as a communicator, and as an activator.

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It's learning how to trust your right now. This is

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stream thinking today. We're reading from October twelfth, twenty twenty four.

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You can't help but wonder. But while you're wondering, are

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you actually wandering? I was shocked to learn how different

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these two words are. Wondering is looked upon as being

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in different thoughts. To wonder is to put yourself in

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a state of being curious. To wonder is to seek,

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whereas wandering is standing in your past while worrying about

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the present and then oops a skinny dip inside perception.

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What then would I be doing during these daily dances

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with stream thinking? What we're learning is how to find

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focus in wonder because wandering comes across as time being lost. Hmm,

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I wonder what my mother would say about this. We

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always have the choice to wander down those kinds of paths.

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I'm MARYL and that's stream thinking.