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Speaker 1: Aero dot net. It's more than just a podcast. It

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is a collection of podcasts, twenty of them so far,

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because I believe in the power of choice. And speaking

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of the choice, one of those podcasts is called The Choice. Sure.

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Every day we start off with a prayer. Everybody needs

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a prayer, right, If not, okay, well maybe one day

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you will. And then we get into things that really

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do affect our lifestyle. It is a choice. We get

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one of those every single day, The Choice on Aero

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dot nete dot net. Enjoy your exploration. I do something

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called stream thinking. A lot of creative people that I

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sit with, we bring this up and they go, oh,

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I didn't know how to title. Well, yeah it does

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well kind of sort of. I'm the one that said, yeah,

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it's called stream thinking. Oh I didn't know it existed. See,

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here's what it's all about. It's learning how to trust

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what is in your present place of right now. To

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get there requires some practice. It's not just gonna be

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handed to you one sheet of paper every day, just

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ten free in minutes right about whatever is moving through

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your present place of right now. For instance, like Bieber

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at the Grammy Awards wearing justice underwear why weren't you

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writing about that? I mean that was history in the making.

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There's no judgment here. Stream thinking will sharpen your skills

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as a listener, as a communicator, and as an activator.

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It's learning how to trust what is in your right now.

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This is stream thinking today. We're reading from April twenty six,

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twenty twenty five. When it all feels like it's going wrong,

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making that choice to not react, is that truly moving

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in the right direction. I mean, we live in a

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world where those making our tools create them so that

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we can break them. It's how we keep coming back

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with consumer dollars. Make it to break it. Ooh. It's

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that feeling of having to get something brand new, a

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lack of trust, versus the experiences of starting over things change.

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What are you going to do to get used to

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something that doesn't exist anymore? Change? How do you react

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to it when it feels like it's all going wrong

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and God ain't interested in giving you twenty six hours

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a day to help figure this mess out? He says, ahh,

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I'm not jumping in there to play. How do you react?

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They say the best way is to not react, to

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conserve your energy. You're a lot smarter than what you

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think you are. We have become that generation where we

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expect things to be handed to us, and if the

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company that made it isn't going to do that, because

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you can call a one eight hundred number, or you

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can have something pop up on your computer screen, Oh

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we'll help you out. I recently did that with my

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smart phone, where they helped me out via that phone.

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I didn't talk to one single human being. How do

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you react by not reacting? The goal is to conserve

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your energy, to know that you're only given so much

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fuel on a daily basis, And if you're gonna blow

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your rod right there at the beginning part of the day,

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you might as well just put your butt back in

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bed now. Learning to have that control over what's out

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of control meditation. I work out a lot. It doesn't

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mean you have to go to the gym to sit

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there and pump those weights. Stretching is a beautiful way

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to get that noggin of yours straightened out. Go for

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long walks, Go ahead and pick up a writing instrument.

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I know it sucks, Why should you even write? Oh

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it's so stupid. Yeah, it's stupid, all right. And yet

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some of the greatest ideas on this planet came from

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somebody's daily writing. Just go ahead and call them stupid too,

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Just don't react. I'm just trying to help you find

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your inner piece in this age where it's okay to

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buy materials that are all ready broken, and when you

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take it back they just shrug their shoulders. Hmm, Okay,

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what do you mean it's okay? It took me an

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hour and a half, two hours to buy that, and

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then it's broken, and all of those hours to try

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to fix it, and then I bring it back here

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and you just say, okay, wow, I'm erol. And that's

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stream thinking.