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Speaker 1: Creativity is an addiction, unplugged because we will always say

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yes to creativity, totally uncut because we all make mistakes.

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So turn it into a tool. This is arrow unplugged.

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Woo man. It's a life that feels like it's always

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on the run. The new day arrives and it's already

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been overtaken by other people's expectations. Of course, I had

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to do some research on this, and research shows there

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are multiple little things that we can all do to

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create less in our day. And look what's at number

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two on the list physically saying no. And I don't

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know about you, but that kind of serves as a firestarter.

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What do you mean no? Let me find a way.

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I'm gonna say yes because I get off on saying yes.

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Other little things that create space include avoiding drama. How

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about this, ignoring distractions and think before you do. These

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are all the little things that we can put into

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forward motion to slow down life the expectation from other

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people's business. Get control of your life. A golden rule

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to live by is to begin a journey of settling

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for excellence and not perfection. Can you delegate? Maybe you

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should start doing that? What about admitting to yourself that

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if you're a human, then act like a human and

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live like a human. There's a quote in a movie

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that's coming out, It's a DC movie, and in that

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quote it says, stop living in your past and start

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living life, not life on the run. Even the image

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in the mirror seems to be crowding my path. Hey, Sarrow,

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this is the daily Mess, a chronological walk through in

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everyday world. I am a daily writer. You take things

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like this and you just kind of listen to it.

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You slow things down by participating with well, why did

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that thought even come to me? What am I going

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to teach from this? How can we row beyond where

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we were on that Google calendar? This is the daily Mess.

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I remember sharing at a broadcasting lecture in twenty twelve

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that our broadcast industry was quickly changing. People kind of

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looked at me like I was weird, because I know

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I am, and they know that I'm really, really weird.

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But being an on air talent would not be enough

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for the broadcast industry. This is what I was telling

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them in twenty twelve. You're going to be expected to

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host daily or weekly off the air shows called podcasts,

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now I worked for the biggest company in America, and

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they told me in meetings, they said, we don't understand

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what you're doing or what you're talking about, but do

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us a favor and don't stop trying to locate this

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thing called podcasting. Well, last night, during a different lecture,

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eleven years after talking about podcasting for the very first time,

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I stood in front of those future broadcasters. They were

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telling me about what they wanted to do in the

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everyday world of broadcasting. They wanted to get in there,

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and they wanted to be sports announcers, and they wanted

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to be writers, and they wanted to be directors. And

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my question, and I don't know why it hit me

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in that moment. Maybe it's because I've been thinking a

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lot about it, but I said, this group, you're the

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first one that's going to hear this, and you need

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to think about where you're growing the reporting, the baseball announcing,

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the scores on the board, everything that you want to

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get into. When it comes to being a communication specialist,

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the AIS aren't coming, they're here, they're here. Will we

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one day have that sports announcer that is an AI

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that knows every single player's name, can spot their face

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anywhere in the crowd. The AIS aren't coming, they're here.

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So I stood in front of these future broadcasters last

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night and I said, here's the situation. You need to

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learn to work with the technology of AIS and try

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to get yourself into that sports world because they're here already.

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They're putting them to work. I talked with a fellow

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broadcaster last night and he said, you got to stop, dude,

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you got to stop, because these AIS are just a fad.

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The government's going to come in. They're going to create

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new rules and they're going to come in and change

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everything that you're saying. They are not going to take

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over baseball, announcing or any other sport. Dude, calm down.

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I get it, we don't know what you're doing, but

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don't stop. We're in that situation again. The AIS aren't coming,

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they're here, and how are they going to affect your

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life as a listener? Will you be able to tell

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the difference. They're already making music with AIS. No musicians,

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it's the AI. Prepare your world as we grow forward

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to participate with the technology of what the AIS are doing,

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or you'll be defeated and silenced by an AI. I'm Meril,

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and that's the daily mess