Speaker 1: I accept the fact that creativity is my 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 stream thinking. It's learning
how to trust what is in your present now. To
get there requires a lot of practice. I do one
sheet of paper ten minutes writing about whatever is moving
through the presence of right now with absolutely no judgment.
You see, stream thinking sharpens your skills as a listener,
a communicator, and as an activator. Learning how to trust
what is in your right now mindfulness. This is stream thinking. Today.
We're reading from May twenty a, twenty twenty three. Writing
out that date reminds me how the writer inside this
soul has been blessed with a path that has put
me on a page every single day this century and beyond.
Just don't ask me what I've written about God. I
sound like my mother, remember son, I just don't remember.
I have an idea, but to be exact would be
an impossibility, And to ask what year did the event unwrap?
I might get close, but not exact. But it's written,
and I'm sure there'll never be a test not even
a pop quiz unless I'm the one asking the questions,
and it would probably be based on multiple choices ABC
or D, which will be all the above lessons have
been learned in my daily writing. New ideas have hatched
and been set free in my daily writing. It's mindless
chatter and even some black magic curses. Oh it's in there.
So many years of writing only to ask about what
what is it written about? It's not about me. I mean,
I go through changes and challenges, but so do sitcoms.
It's about reaching for things, but that's business, that's politics,
that's a doctor searching for a cure. What is it
written about? Why was it written? My first two books,
One Man's Thy twenty one Thoughts and another Thy twenty
one Thoughts. The sole purpose behind those two books was
based on, so what are you doing in your life
right now? I wanted to inspire people to say, well,
I want to write a little paragraph a day, maybe
once a week. I want to be able to say
this is where I was, but look at where I
am right now. That was the purpose behind the two books.
It wasn't to say me, me, me, me, me, me
me me and by the way, me No, The inspiration
behind it was to show you that there are powerful
and empowering things that are constantly moving through you. But
the subconscious mind isn't holding on to it. It's just
saying they don't care. They got other things to do.
Let that one go, we'll deal with it later. And
that's where I think the subconscious mind is wrong. Stream
thinking gives you the opportunity to put stuff on a
page and then come back to it. I'll give you
a good example of that. Yesterday when I was doing
vocal d Frag, which is also heard on the Choice
podcast Vocal Dfrag, I did a lot of editing in
that it was recorded back on June eleventh, twenty twenty three,
and yesterday's date was August fifteenth, twenty twenty three, so
a couple of months have gone by and I did
a lot of editing. I took a lot out and
it kind of hurt me, not only as the messenger,
but as the editor of the message that was delivered.
So I went back into my d frag journal to
June eleventh, twenty twenty three, and I wanted to read
about what was put on that vocal device and it
says you will not be putting much of this onto
the final piece when it finally airs, because I took
chances on different things. And would those chances be a
brand new open door or would the editor of the
future look at it and say no, no, it just
doesn't fit it, Just no, there's nothing there. That's what
I love about writing is that you can go back
to a certain day and you can say, wow, so
this is the origin, or hey, this is a piece
of You've got a story that's being written every day,
but your subconscious mind is deciding for you as to
what you think you need in your day, when in fact,
the rest of the universe is saying, I like your
subconscious mind, but we need to put you and point
you in a direction that is going to be effective
not only for yourself, but it's going to be outreach
for others. I'm Errol, and that's stream thinking.