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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 right now. To get there requires

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some practice. This is what I do every day one

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sheet of paper, just ten minutes, write about whatever is

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moving through your presence of everything right now, without any judgment.

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Stream thinking sharpens your skills as a listener, as a communicator,

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and as an activator. It's learning how to trust your

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right now. This is stream thinking today. We're reading from

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November thirtieth, twoenty twenty four. As a daily writer, I'm

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able to return to the scene of my thought process.

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It is a daily habit, a discipline, or the fear

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of saying I don't remember, I really don't remember. Can

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it be all three? I also find it to be

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empowering in the way of knowing how wrong I am

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about several events that haven't even happened. We waste so

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much time and energy trying to predict and or act

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out moments fed by the process of thought. As that

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daily writer, I am able to learn by way of awareness,

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this is how I feel now, How will I feel

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when we get there? Compare notes and develop your own

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pace a path with less weight and judgment. That was

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written on November thirtieth, twenty twenty four. Today's date is

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September second, twenty twenty five. Almost a year has gone by,

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and I still believe in everything that that writer put

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on that page that day. As writers, as thinkers, as

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social media people, we will put things out there in

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a way of trying to participate with the future or

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complain about the past, but we don't do anything about

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what is right here, right now. And someone once told

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me the reason why is because it's like taking a selfie.

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If you don't like it, you just get rid of it. Well,

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you can't do that with life. If you don't like that,

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you're RV has a hole near the window. You can't

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wish it away. You got to fix it. And that's

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what the thing is here is that this is a

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story about how can I fix my future? Knowing it

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hasn't been written yet? Will you fix it by being

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present right here? You know what it took to get

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you to this place of right now. Fix the leak.

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Fix it in the way of saying I've got the strength,

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the confidence, the courage. Okay, so it's broken, say it

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this way. Okay, I'm broken, Let's fix it. I'm Errol

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and that's stream thinking.