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 boy, coming to the page, this page right here,
to be open with emotions on us by way of learning.
No day passes that a new ray of light isn't recognized,
but there shall be a place that we need to
plant it. Why does it need energy in this moment?
Is it strong enough to be set aside? See? These
are the questions that I call defragging. Being aware of
your emotions allows you to deal with what keeps taking
over the extension of your expectation. Yes, we do ask questions,
each and every one of us, But do we know
how to trust the answer? And if we begin to
build with it, what's the next step in the plan?
And do we have the right tools to make any
of it work? When do you finally give in and
let the professor channels through the rest of the building. See,
that's where the ego becomes bruised, when you openly admit
that you can't do everything. Hey, Taro, this is the
daily mess. A chronological walk through in everyday world. I
am a daily writer, paying attention to the moments, those
rays of light, then questioning what am I supposed to
do with this? So often your gift for the day
goes ignored because you didn't pay attention to how you
received it and how you were supposed to send it out.
So many times we hoarde all of this beautiful energy
inside of us, and we think that it belongs to us,
when in fact we're only part of the journey. This
is the daily mess making a moment the moment. How
often have we made the attempt only to fall flat
of reaching the moment? Everything felt like the moment should
have unfolded, but the identification and the indentation caused by
an unexpected twist puts the heart in an area of question.
Then again, the missed out moment might in fact be
under judgment those areas of the heart that find energy
in doubt, fear, and shame. The moment might have truly occurred,
but a lack of trust and faith pour dirt on
the fires of your success. One moment at a time
invites an open platform of process. You cannot have progress
unless you have process. Being available lowers the need to
constantly compare. If all we do is look back, we're
going to get hit by another wall and then eventually
a mountain. I call it the cause and effect of
judgment making the moment happen. I'm blessed with the opportunity,
and we have been blessed for the opportunity for the
past thirty two years to be a part of so
many unforgettable weddings. We sit with the brides of the grooms,
the mother in laws, the fathers, and we hear of
how they want to create a beautiful the moment. Oh,
it happens. And the reason why it happens is because
the cause and effect of creating that moment is based
on one step at a time, surrounding yourself with professionals
that understand the moment can happen. And when you don't
trust the steps, then things begin to fall apart. We
don't have to walk into every day thinking this is it.
We're going to score the greatest victory today because I
feel the moment building up, only to find ourselves saying
did it happen? Yesterday was a tough day for me
because I thought, I assumed I watched the videos I
was wanting to change the metal screen door to our
front door. It looked easy until I took out the
first cruise and nothing budged. I went back to the
YouTube videos and I was trying to figure out how
I could create the moment. I was going to change
the front screen door. I've been able to change the lights.
I've been able to do this and that I am
with confidence, only to learn I couldn't do it. I
had to call in the professionals, and that's gonna cost
me more money. So even though I made the attempt
to change the door yesterday, I didn't see it as
the moment. But yet, if you step back three feet
and look at the courage and the confidence that I
held in that one time period, and the same is
true about you. The courage and the confidence was there.
You still got your moment because even though you weren't
professional enough to make such a change, you still had
the courage and confidence to say, I think I got this.
I think I got this. And that's the one thing
that we lack so much of in life, the personal
confidence to be able to say I'm taking a step forward,
only to learn like most of the time, we're taking
three steps back. I Maril, and that's the daily mess