Speaker 1: Creativity is an addiction. Unplugged because we will always say
yes to creativity, totally uncut because we all make mistakes.
So let's turn it into a tool. This is arrow unplugged.
Replacing the sofa, Yeah, replacing the sofa. Do you realize
that the average person keeps their living room fixture seven
to fifteen years, and it's a proven fact that it
was showing wear and tear long before the moment of
actually kicking it out of the house. Why will people
love their sofa so much? When replacing your place of rest?
Experts say you should actually go ahead and not go cheap,
spend the money on something that will lasts longer than
just a few years. As for this thing called fou leather,
oh my god, those pieces still exist and they still
break down. It's going to always look like a cheap
piece of mess. So in this world of fake springs
and really bad wood in foe leather, you got to
find yourself in a place of locked in comfort. You're
gonna have to spend the extra money. And the only
reason why I bring this up is solely based on
how much money we spend on buying cheap furniture. Are
we just as cheap with our underwear, our toilet paper,
fast food, and car buying. I can't answer your question.
Only you can look at yourself in the mirror and say,
replacing the blank, Hey, it's arrow. This is the daily mess,
a chronological look through in everyday world. I am a
daily writer. I am the silent wolf. I sit beneath
the brush of a tree, and I look out at life,
and I study our behavior because there's a lot to
learn and a lot to enjoy when you just stand
on the sidelines. This is the daily mess. Speaking of
daily the daily goal is to meet the need to
super succeed. Can sometimes lead to areas of self doubt
and let down. Now because it's extremely difficult to keep
up with the good work. We live in a world
of comparisons, always looking at the number, especially the steps
that we take. Hey, there's a ring you can wear
these days that not only counts your steps, but it
reports back to you on how your heart rate is
and how you're sleeping at night. I can't wear the
ring because I'm always comparing today's numbers with a different
time and place. To get all worked up for not
keeping up daily goals and our need for speed to
rush out and do something that's personal, calling it a gain.
To access higher levels of success, we need more better
than last year. Research shows it can be achieved, Yet
we forget so easily how much hard work was actually
required to be in a place of super succeeding those numbers.
We are addicted to those numbers. I always talk with
other podcasters as well as musicians, and I ask them, so,
how are you putting up with that perfectionist inside of
you that is addicted to those numbers? And they'll go, well,
I don't even look at them. I can't because it'll
make me go insane. It will. But there's always going
to be that Sunday night or even an early Saturday
morning where you're going to go, I wonder how I
am doing, And the moment that you open up that door,
there you are. You thought you were doing better. Now
the self doubt steps in. Now you're hating yourself. Now
you're trying to figure out what you can do better.
You're going to change everything around you. What In fact,
before you opened that door, everything was fine. But how
do you break free of the numbers, especially since the
business you work for is always comparing numbers? We need
more clients, we need more of this. We've got to
have this, We've got to do that, and if you don't,
then their bosses will jump on their backs. I come
from the world of radio. Our numbers were every day.
The world of podcasting is no different. We're constantly surrounded
by numbers. The goal is to go ahead and look
at them, but don't judge yourself. If something isn't going right,
such as the ring that I was talking about, it
measures all of your steps. Man. I felt like I
put in twenty three thousand steps today and it's only
thirteen thousand. Self doubt then you start shaming yourself. Oh
I'm not good enough for this. It's okay to look
at the numbers, but be aware of how it affects
your emotions. I'm harrow and that's the daily mess.