Speaker 1: Stream thinking. It's learning how to trust what is in
your present place of right now now. To get there
requires practice. Here's what I do one sheet of paper
every day, just ten minutes, write about whatever is moving
through your presence of right now without any type of judgment.
Stream thinking sharpens your skills as a listener, as a communicator,
and as an activator. It's learning how to trust what
is right now. This is stream thinking today. We're reading
from August seventeenth, twenty twenty four. I was shocked to
learn that most of my co workers under the age
of twenty five don't feel the pressure of out of
control inflation, two major wars, the indifferences in politics uncertainty
in the way that COVID has now reached a two
year high. They clearly said, well, I don't think about it.
This totally goes against a national survey that clearly says
sixteen to twenty five year olds in the United States
are extremely worried about the direct of the planet, government
in action being the main super source, especially when you
bring the environment into the picture. Research versus physical conversation,
which do you believe knowing that there's nothing to fear
but fear itself Franklin D. Roosevelt, nineteen thirty three. It's
something we don't think about now. I don't think about it. Well,
you know, maybe, but I don't know. If I don't
think about it, it doesn't worry me. Those are the
comments that I get. There's so much content that we
pick up on social media, but the reality of the
moment is destruction outside that digital device. When does that
generation step up and realize, Oh, I thought I was
okay by being on this phone, there's really something going
on out here. Ah Am, I too late. No, you're not.
In fact, you can check into this game and out
of this game anytime you want. The goal is to
try to get you to become more aware of the
reality of what is taking place, why it's taking place.
Step onto the other side that's pissing you off, so
you can learn from their vision of what's taking place.
As one man said to me, when you're cleaning a
grocery store, don't clean it from your vision. Go to
the other side where the customer is and look at
what they're seeing. I'm eryl and that's stream thinking.