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Speaker 1: I do believe that creativity is an addiction and that

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we run to it as often as possible. We go

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to it because we got to have it. Whether you're

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addicted to excitement or just addicted to just give me

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something new to hold on to. We need creativity. But

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what is your participation? 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 turn it into a tool. This is arrow unplugged.

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This is just being honest with you. When I come

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into the studio, I have no idea what words I

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placed on the page. This is from the sofa to

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the studio. That's what I basically call it. I have

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no idea what I wrote about. See that's why I

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trust stream thinking, allowing your system to accept what the

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universe is willing to share. Now, where are you going

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to go to plant it? Writing is an opportunity to receive,

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but you can't keep it getting caught in a minsas

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memory isn't getting lost in the past, And how much

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of it do you really know? I laugh when I

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can't rewrite a dream. So what do I do? I

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wake up? We can't do that with the everyday world.

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What is is what is? But do you understand the

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lessons and experiences that shaped the path? It didn't just happen. Sadly,

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the ingredients required to do it again melted in the rain.

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Winning the Super Bowl or NBA Championship twice is nearly

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next to impossible, and yet in our lifetime we've stood

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witness to Michael Jordan, Steph Curry, Lebron James. They made

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it look like an Amazon delivery. I watched the new

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George Foreman movie last night. I asked those at the

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theater if they even knew who he was. I heard

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more nose than yes. Is. It won't be long before

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we turn all that is today into a memory, but

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we won't get lost in it. No day passed says

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that we don't hear for the first time ever hate

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Sarah Who. This is the Daily Mess, a chronological walk

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through an everyday world. I am a daily writer. I

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am a silent wolf. I watch, I learn, I study,

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and damn if I don't want to share it, That's

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just what I do. It's my goal. No matter what

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day it is, we are given the opportunity to make

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a choice. Not all of them are pretty, nor are

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they makers of harmony. But here we are in the

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middle of another choice, in this moment of right now,

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which is where I'm currently sitting in twenty twenty three,

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the fourth month, the twentieth day. Where are you? My security?

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Last night spoke a lot about going to the planet Mars.

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His visions were inspired by how great it'll be to

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find a new frontier. He seems stunned, though, Oh, when

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I mentioned to him, dude, you realize that when you

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go to Mars, you ain't coming back to the planet Earth.

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You realize that, right? Oh, he was uncomfortable. It's a

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thought he never held. We just assumed that space is

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made of fuel. I made it a choice to share

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it with him, because as great as he was making

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Mars look, whoa, my god, I've got to be there.

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None of it, none of it represented what is real

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the future. How we get there is by way of choice.

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Will yours be the right one? But here's the bigger question,

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how will you know? How do you know when you've

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made the right choice. It's in the after effects, isn't it.

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It's hindsight, it's stepping back going whoa, hang on, WHOA

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did that happen? Oh? That's right. That was my choice.

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I should have made a left hand turn instead of

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a right hand turn. Oh man, what did I learn

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from that? I don't know. Next time I come to

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this intersection, I'll ask myself, do you want to go left? Right?

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I know what happens when you go left, or at

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least it did on that particular day. They make Mars

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feel like this gigantic place of Oh my god, this

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is where we will find peace and serenity. There's nothing

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up there. There's no trees, there's no luxury, there's no ocean,

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there are no tall buildings, there are no live concerts.

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But yet our imaginations are locked in on getting to

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this planet. And for what reason? What is the sole

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source of why we need to go to Mars? How

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much money is elon Musk spinning just to get back

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to the Moon. They want to colonize that place as well.

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Why I'm not against astronauts. I love me some astronauts.

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I've been blessed to talk to a lot of astronauts.

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But I just I want to understand. Now. I've read stories,

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and remember it could be click bait. I've read stories

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where they say there are minerals on the Moon, that

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we could use here on Earth. I looked at my

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security last night after saying that, and I said, and

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what will they bring back with them? What happens if

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it's an alien? What happens if it's cud Zoo? And

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we all know what cud Zoo has done to the

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Southern States and other areas of the world. Are we

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just digging up new flavors of cud Zoo? Who I'm

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Mariyn And that's the daily mess.