Speaker 1: Creativity is an addiction, unplugged because we will always say
yes to creativity, totally uncut because we all make mistakes.
So turn it into a tool. This is arrow unplugged.
Huge storms are expected to hit the city a little
bit later on this afternoon. My goodness, these weather people
have really gotten good at studying our skies. Now. Because
I'm a daily writer, I use these pages to measure
the atmosphere as well to prepare for what also could
become a storm. Whether you're a meteorologist or a writer,
awareness is the key to keep it in touch with
what is right now. But how many people are walking
beside you and I and they're not feeling the same way?
I mean. It's a full presentation of the past, present,
and future, and within the realms of reality, each of them,
the past, present, and future offer their own balance. It's
when one becomes heavier than the other that causes the
square peg moment with a round hole. The fit is
too tight and the moods begin to change. How we
handle our moments is based on our storms and how
they were predicted and prepared for. The question is were
you listening, hey, Errol? This is the daily mess A
chronological walk through an everyday world. I am a daily writer.
I need this writing to forecast what this day could
grow into, to prepare myself for what might happen. Seems
like I'm living in the future right No, it's taking
care of what is right now, and writing about what's
moving through you in your right now is a great
tool in forecasting your emotions. This is the daily mess,
the goal, the mission, the calling, then the activation. The
one thing standing in our way is this thing called time.
But do we have enough room or availability? I mean,
these days, making the room requires a physical act of
giving something back. I mean, we'll do it once, that's fine,
but what if it becomes your new habit. Most people
don't make that move. It's way too easy to get
back to the old ways. It's the security of knowing
what the outcome is going to be. But do we
really have that security? It only feels like the same thing,
same way and same day. With so many daily changes
going on around each and every one of us, what
makes us think that the time that we've invested in
the project hasn't also evolved or changed. And if it does,
all too often, there's hell to pay. We're locked in
on doing the same thing, expecting the same amount of
time and energy to be spent in making it a reality.
One slip or interruption and boom boom p ow. We
all admit we aren't perfect, Then why are we expecting
expectations to be perfect. I'm not perfect my expectation. Yeah,
I'd like it to go the way that I thought
it out. But when it doesn't, you should see what
I do. I shrug my shoulders and say I wasn't
meant to be. It happens all the time inside this
recording studio. You'll take a thought, you'll bend it, you'll
reshape it, you'll put sound with it, you'll take away
the sound, and you'll think, wow, this is it, And
then there's a clap of thunder and all that was
it is gone. Sure, I had those moments in my
earlier years of broadcasting where I would explode. I was
louder than the thunder itself. But then I realized, that's
a waste of energy, and it's energy that's going to
take time to rebuild. But I've now run out of time.
That goes all the way back up here. The goal
of the mission, the calling, the activation, the one thing
standing in the way is time. How do we better
prepare our time for the changes? I know we want
to do the same thing over and over again, but
everything around us is changing. Why isn't the one thing
we want to do? It is so allow yourself to
have the permission to accept the fact that no matter
what you do the same day, the same way every day,
it has changed from yesterday. And when you agree with that,
time itself will hold onto your heart and it will say, Okay,
it happened. Let's walk through this in a place of peace,
Him Maril. And that's the daily mess.