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Speaker 1: Stream thinking. It's learning how to trust what is in

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the present place of your right now. To get there

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requires some practice. This is what I do every day

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one sheet of paper, just ten minutes, write about whatever

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is moving through your moment of right now without any

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type of judgment. Stream thinking will sharpen your skills as

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a listener, as a communicator, and as an activator. It's

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learning how to trust everything that's in your right now.

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This is stream thinking today. We're reading from October sixth,

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twenty twenty four. As a child, I feared the end

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of the world as I grew into a pair of

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adult shoes. I placed a lot of that emotion on

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the pastor of my church, who always threatened us with

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the second coming of Christ, and it would happen during

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the darkest of times. What does that even mean to

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a kid in Montana, a state that's overtaken by minute

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man missiles. Fast forward to our world today, and I

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can't imagine how that child I was would be reacting

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to these events in Israel and Ukraine. With huge threats

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on Taiwan an election year in twenty twenty four, so

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much separation within the people. All we can do is

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be grateful that we have the power to speak, But

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for how much longer? I marril, And that's stream thinking.