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

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

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So let's turn it into a tool. This is arrow unplugged,

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hey zero, And this is vocal dfrag. Defragging is an

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opportunity for you to do exactly that. We defrag our

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computers all the time, clear out the cachet and everything else.

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Oh yeah, otherwise your computer gets all clogged up. Why

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wouldn't the mind, body, and soul be the same thing?

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What are you doing to dfrag now? I keep a

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written d frag journal. I've been doing that since November

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of twenty seventeen. But as I was growing with the

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process and learning how to teach the art and love

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of defragging, I couldn't just let people into my journals.

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But what would you get? Nothing more than an interpretation.

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So with vocal defragging, it gives you the opportunity to

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listen to the pitch, volume and tone, to vocally document

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your questions, and then when you come up with an answer,

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you question the answers. Sounds like a pressurized job, doesn't it? Like?

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Maybe you're true? Try to mother and father your life? Well, yeah,

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why not. Leadership is a great thing in an everyday

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world where the world is at war. But here we are,

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We're standing in a place of what is right now,

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and it's an opportunity for you to ask the questions

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and then question the answers. Don't ask me the questions

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because you don't need to hear my lopsided answer. Ask

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yourself the question. Try to figure out where you are,

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why you are, and who you are. And you know,

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for some that's like a lifelong journey, it's a process

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of growing forward. This is vocal d frag the subject

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today two letters I S is. That's it, just is.

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It's what you connect is too that becomes the map

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maker or the destroyer of the map? What is? How is? Why? Is? Where? Is? Should?

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Is be a part of our decision making? Well? I

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shouldn't even ask that you already know? Is is everything?

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So what is the realism of is? Why do we

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use is as being that connector to our next decision?

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And really is it your decision or somebody else's decision?

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And if that decision from another person ends up being

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a mistake, Guests, who ate the bait? We've all been there,

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we continue to be there. A lot of people call

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it biz nus. Yeah, I just put a B in

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front of that is biz nus. Learning to understand your

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IS is going to take a lot of questions, and

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when you find some answers, you're going to have to

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question that too. Because we are confronted every day by

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the power of IS. The decisions that we make in

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the next five minutes, three hours, seven days, or a

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month is going to be based on the several shapes

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that IS takes the realism of IS now. One of

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the things that I had to deal with today in

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my daily writing was how do you retract from a dream?

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Is that a place of comfort, discomfort, growth? Is it

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a place of replenishing? Retracting a comment from a dream?

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While facing the word IS? The question is is that

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do we even know how to retract something from a dream?

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I was doing some research on our em and research

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shows that eighty to ninety percent of what we experience

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inside ore em is remembered. Any other place of sleep

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we don't remember. But as I dreamt that comment this morning,

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the retracting of a thought in your dream. When I

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woke up and realized, oh well, I was in a dream,

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I did not remember why that comment was in my dream?

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I had no content, I only had a comment. What

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is the next step? How does it change the destination

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of how we think? How is it going to affect

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what it is that I do live out? Why is

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the effect of a comment such as retract that from

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a dream affected me several hours after waking? Retracting is

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pulling back. It's breaking free of what was taking place

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in your dreams last night that you don't want to

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deal with today. If during ram eighty to ninety percent

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of what you dream is remembered, why did you retract

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ten percent of that journey? How did the word is

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become your controlling factor in decisions being made? Is it

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really the ruler of your self kingdom? Why is your

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next thought based on something that your thoughts wrote out

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several hours ago, and yet it's not plain out in

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your presence of now? Is a very important word in

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the digestion of your current position? Learning to listen to

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the realism of is? Why not ask a question? Is

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that really how it went? Is it going to really

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go the way that I'm processing my assumption? Is my

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reality nowhere near? What I put up on social media

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is put focus on it. Ask the questions, question the answers.

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You're going to learn so much about the self that

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you are not the one that other people assume you

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are because they've got opinions. You've got opinions Somewhere in

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the middle. You may clash, but you'll get along, at

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least for the moment until one of you is ghosted.

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Is that a way to walk? Is your focus? The

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realism of ask the question the answers. I'm Marl. That's

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vocal beef breaking