Speaker 1: Aero dot net. It's more than just a podcast. It
is a collection of podcasts, twenty of them so far,
because I believe in the power of choice. And speaking
of the choice, one of those podcasts is called The Choice. Sure.
Every day we start off with a prayer. Everybody needs
a prayer, right, If not, okay, well maybe one day
you will. And then we get into things that really
do affect our lifestyle. It is a choice. We get
one of those every single day, The Choice on Aero
dot nete dot net. Enjoy your exploration. I do something
called stream thinking. A lot of creative people that I
sit with, we bring this up and they go, oh,
I didn't know how to title. Well, yeah it does
well kind of sort of. I'm the one that said, yeah,
it's called stream thinking. Oh I didn't know it existed. See,
here's what it's all about. It's learning how to trust
what is in your present place of right now. To
get there requires some practice. It's not just gonna be
handed to you one sheet of paper every day, just
ten free in minutes right about whatever is moving through
your present place of right now. For instance, like Bieber
at the Grammy Awards wearing justice underwear why weren't you
writing about that? I mean that was history in the making.
There's no judgment here. Stream thinking will sharpen your skills
as a listener, as a communicator, and as an activator.
It's learning how to trust what is in your right now.
This is stream thinking today. We're reading from April twenty six,
twenty twenty five. When it all feels like it's going wrong,
making that choice to not react, is that truly moving
in the right direction. I mean, we live in a
world where those making our tools create them so that
we can break them. It's how we keep coming back
with consumer dollars. Make it to break it. Ooh. It's
that feeling of having to get something brand new, a
lack of trust, versus the experiences of starting over things change.
What are you going to do to get used to
something that doesn't exist anymore? Change? How do you react
to it when it feels like it's all going wrong
and God ain't interested in giving you twenty six hours
a day to help figure this mess out? He says, ahh,
I'm not jumping in there to play. How do you react?
They say the best way is to not react, to
conserve your energy. You're a lot smarter than what you
think you are. We have become that generation where we
expect things to be handed to us, and if the
company that made it isn't going to do that, because
you can call a one eight hundred number, or you
can have something pop up on your computer screen, Oh
we'll help you out. I recently did that with my
smart phone, where they helped me out via that phone.
I didn't talk to one single human being. How do
you react by not reacting? The goal is to conserve
your energy, to know that you're only given so much
fuel on a daily basis, And if you're gonna blow
your rod right there at the beginning part of the day,
you might as well just put your butt back in
bed now. Learning to have that control over what's out
of control meditation. I work out a lot. It doesn't
mean you have to go to the gym to sit
there and pump those weights. Stretching is a beautiful way
to get that noggin of yours straightened out. Go for
long walks, Go ahead and pick up a writing instrument.
I know it sucks, Why should you even write? Oh
it's so stupid. Yeah, it's stupid, all right. And yet
some of the greatest ideas on this planet came from
somebody's daily writing. Just go ahead and call them stupid too,
Just don't react. I'm just trying to help you find
your inner piece in this age where it's okay to
buy materials that are all ready broken, and when you
take it back they just shrug their shoulders. Hmm, Okay,
what do you mean it's okay? It took me an
hour and a half, two hours to buy that, and
then it's broken, and all of those hours to try
to fix it, and then I bring it back here
and you just say, okay, wow, I'm erol. And that's
stream thinking.