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Speaker 1: It's just one of those things that I do. I

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host seventeen different podcasts, so the question is where are they?

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How can I find them on these digital platforms. Well

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it's very easy now. Arro dot net a Roe dot net.

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Thank you so much for all your support. I like

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asking questions. The reason why is because the fund begins

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when you start researching for answers such as are we

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supposed to trust a gut feeling plus clickbait? Our gut

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feeling says it's fake. Yet what do we do? We

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leap into its existence fooled every time. My name is Erro.

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I'm a daily writer, a silent wolf. That means I

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stand on the sidelines and do nothing but watch, listen, study,

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then activate. I happen to call it the daily Mess,

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a chronological walk through an everyday world. Yeah, it's by

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morning pages as a receiver of thoughts and ideas. We

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as people tend to throw things to the side because

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we think we're going to deal with it later on. Well,

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when a subject arrives inside of me, it is time

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to dig in. It's still keeping that daily journal, but

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by doing the research, the picture becomes clearer. This is

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the daily mess? Are we supposed to trust this thing

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called a gut feeling. I mean, we all get them

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right those moments when you are convinced that something good

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or bad is about to play out, which decision do

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we make to trust the gut feeling or do what

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we can to divert the original plans and ideas. Trusting

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your gut feeling is looked upon as being helpful. Our

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intuition is based on experience. Most of us have been

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in a situation before. Therefore, the brain is picking up

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on subtle clues. The physical presence of a gut feeling

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can sometimes be your subconscious recognizing a certain pattern. But but,

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but but but. Gut feelings aren't always right yet they

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have the power and the ability to influence your emotions

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such as fear, anger, anxiety. Gut feelings don't always come

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with the right amount of information. Yes, we continue to

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move forward with that gut feeling. The best way to

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approach a gut feeling is to always listen to it.

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Then it's time to gather the facts, take a pause,

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then use logic while building your path forward. Always listen

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to a gut feeling. Hey, coming up next, clickbait. Now

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there's a gut feeling at work. Is it real or

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is it fake? Hey? Thanks for coming back to the

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daily mess. Clickbait. It has become the tool of great use,

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Yet in making it part of our day, we later

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learn clickbait isn't actually news at all. It's fake, and

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there's no way that you're going to get this time back.

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Mental health experts say we shouldn't be afraid of clickbait,

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but we should concentrate on being very, very cautious. Clickbait

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stories are designed to get your attention. It stirs up

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your emotions, your fears, anger, and shock. Your next step

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is to automatically click in. The danger isn't the story,

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but rather it's your way of thinking as well as behaving.

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So how can we get into a more safer zone?

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Always pause before reacting to clickbait material. Check your source

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of information. Look and see if any big name reporters

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are on it. If no major news outlets are reporting it,

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then it's probably clickbait. Do not share it with anybody

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else until you are one hundred percent sure that it's

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a real story. Fear isn't the right response. Awareness is

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the goal is to recognize the manipulation and do all

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you can to not feed it. I'm erow and that's

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the daily mess.