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

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Stream thinking is learning how to trust what is in

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your present place of right now now. To get there

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require some practice. Want you to paper every day, just

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ten minutes, write about whatever is moving through your right

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now without any type of judgment. Stream thinking sharpens your

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skills as a listener, as a communicator, and as an activator.

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Learning how to trust what is right now. This is

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stream thinking today. We're reading from November eighteenth, twenty twenty three.

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I just fell witness to SpaceX two making its way

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into the vast darkness of a well lit up space frontier.

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If only you could hear the SpaceX scientists and how

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they acted as news commentators explaining everything in fine to tail.

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I was amazed at how positive they were about the

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extreme potential of this mission being not successful. It was

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if they are prepared to let us know as viewers

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that hey, look, things may not go like everything else

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has in the past. Yet they've been prepared to believe

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that this is why testing it's so valuable. We can

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learn from everything even when it's not right. Put that

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in your pipe and smoke it. Learning from things when

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it isn't right. Your own personal plans have been blown up,

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your goals have fallen short, your idea of who you

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think you are isn't what's matching on social media? What

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are we learning from this? Most of us we get

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hit hard, our emotions go crazy, and we walk away,

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when in fact that really could have been the first

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step of a brand new beginning. The way to turn

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that around I do a thing called defragging, where I

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ask the questions and I question the answers. When I

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go into a situation, I don't go in saying, well,

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this is going to blow up. I go into it going, Okay,

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I'm going to learn something from this, and I'm going

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to take about a half an inch movement forward. If

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it feels good, I'll take another half an inch forward.

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The goal is to be prepared for all things. But

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you can't be a Debbie downer. You can't be a

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Nancy negative. What you have to be is present in

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your place of now and know where you presently are,

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because when you do, the vision to get there is

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going to require some time, some exercise, some thinking, planning out,

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stepping back, moving to the side, and when you do that,

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you become stronger with your personal foundation. Yes, it was

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very inspiring to hear them say, hey, it may not

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go as planned. I like that idea testing the waters.

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Otherwise we're just gonna sit here like a bump on

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a log. I'm Eryl, and that's stream thinking.

