Speaker 1: We've been having a lot of fun rearranging things on
errow dot net A R r oe dot net. And
the reason why is because we want you to find
things so easily, one of them being The Daily Mess
easily one of the most listened to podcasts that I have.
But if you go searching forward on unplugged and totally
uncut and view from the writing instrument, where is it? Well,
it now has its own podcast. Arrow dot net A
R r oe dot net. Enjoy your exploration stream thinking.
It's learning how to trust what is in your present
place of right now. To get there is going to
require some practice. It's one sheet of paper every day,
just one sheet, ten minutes of your life, write about
whatever is moving through your present place of right now,
with absolutely no judgment. Stream thinking is going to sharpen
your skills as a listener, as a communicator, and as
an activator. It's learning how to trust what is in
your right now. This is stream thinking today. We're reading
from March twenty ninth, twenty twenty five. A step in
which direction are we actually making? A step in which
direction are we making? More importantly, is it really a
weird moment? We're we apostrophe r a weird moment. The
funniest thing about being a daily writer is not knowing
when you may or may not make it back to
a certain page, which is part of the letting go process,
a totally we'd moment. We're here right now, And the
same is true about history, all the events of a
single war and the steps toward misguided trust. Our weird
moment has been in the hands of those who just
happen to show up on election day. Oh boy, don't
do anything during the rest of the year or all
the years that lead up to it. But we're going
to show up on election day, and we're in that
moment of all things happening, and we're going to have
to accept it. But are we a we're generation? Maybe
it should be where as in where are we as
a generation? I'm arrow? And that's stream thinking.