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Speaker 1: We've been having a lot of fun rearranging things on

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errow dot net A R r oe dot net. And

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the reason why is because we want you to find

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things so easily, one of them being The Daily Mess

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easily one of the most listened to podcasts that I have.

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But if you go searching forward on unplugged and totally

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uncut and view from the writing instrument, where is it? Well,

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it now has its own podcast. Arrow dot net A

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R r oe dot net. Enjoy your exploration stream thinking.

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It's learning how to trust what is in your present

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place of right now. To get there is going to

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require some practice. It's one sheet of paper every day,

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just one sheet, ten minutes of your life, write about

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whatever is moving through your present place of right now,

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with absolutely no judgment. Stream thinking is going to sharpen

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your skills as a listener, as a communicator, and as

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an activator. It's learning how to trust what is in

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

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from March twenty ninth, twenty twenty five. A step in

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which direction are we actually making? A step in which

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direction are we making? More importantly, is it really a

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weird moment? We're we apostrophe r a weird moment. The

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funniest thing about being a daily writer is not knowing

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when you may or may not make it back to

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a certain page, which is part of the letting go process,

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a totally we'd moment. We're here right now, And the

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same is true about history, all the events of a

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single war and the steps toward misguided trust. Our weird

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moment has been in the hands of those who just

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happen to show up on election day. Oh boy, don't

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do anything during the rest of the year or all

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the years that lead up to it. But we're going

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to show up on election day, and we're in that

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moment of all things happening, and we're going to have

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to accept it. But are we a we're generation? Maybe

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it should be where as in where are we as

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a generation? I'm arrow? And that's stream thinking.