Speaker 1: Stream thinking. It's learning how to trust what is in
your present place of right now. To get there require
some practice. Here's what I do every day one sheet
of paper, just ten minutes, write about whatever is moving
through your presence of all things right now, with absolutely
no judgment. Stream thinking sharpens your skills as a listener,
as a communicator, and as an activator. Learning how to
trust the right now. This is stream thinking today. We're
reading from September seventh, twenty twenty four. Making the effort
knowing in the end there may not be a payoff.
It is one hundred percent human to strive for success,
trying to be a better version of ourselves. Once on
the path, though, we meet several different obstacles that either
take us up or down. My pet peeve when someone
takes note of a victory and they reply, you are
so lucky. What others don't see behind the curtain the
unbelievable hours required to make the effort knowing there may
not be a payoff. The goal should be to stay
focused on how hard work and luck what completely different paths.
One expert says both are extremely overrated. Making the effort
because I made a choice those moments when somebody sees
something that you've worked so hard on for months, years,
your entire lifetime, and then they say you are so lucky,
when in fact, while you were building that path, luck
had nothing to do with it. It was character, it
was perseverance, it was that drive to reach the destination.
And even though you wanted to quit so many times,
and Lord knows we do quit, we set it aside
and keep coming back. I have talked with so many
authors and musicians that will be hit with a brilliant idea,
and because it's just sitting there, they do set it
aside and come back to it at a time they
least expected. You are so lucky. It's not luck, it's determination,
willingness to allow yourself to constantly grow without putting the
pressure of perfection in your heart. I'm Marilyn, and that's
streame thinking.