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Speaker 1: I accept the fact that creativity is my addiction, unplugged

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because we will always say yes to creativity, totally uncut

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because we all make mistakes. So let's turn it into

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a tool. This is arrow unplugged stream thinking. It's learning

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how to trust what is in your present now. To

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get there requires a lot of practice. I do one

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sheet of paper ten minutes writing about whatever is moving

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through the presence of right now with absolutely no judgment.

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You see, stream thinking sharpens your skills as a listener,

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a communicator, and as an activator. Learning how to trust

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what is in your right now mindfulness. This is stream thinking. Today.

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We're reading from May twenty a, twenty twenty three. Writing

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out that date reminds me how the writer inside this

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soul has been blessed with a path that has put

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me on a page every single day this century and beyond.

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Just don't ask me what I've written about God. I

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sound like my mother, remember son, I just don't remember.

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I have an idea, but to be exact would be

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an impossibility, And to ask what year did the event unwrap?

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I might get close, but not exact. But it's written,

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and I'm sure there'll never be a test not even

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a pop quiz unless I'm the one asking the questions,

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and it would probably be based on multiple choices ABC

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or D, which will be all the above lessons have

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been learned in my daily writing. New ideas have hatched

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and been set free in my daily writing. It's mindless

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chatter and even some black magic curses. Oh it's in there.

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So many years of writing only to ask about what

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what is it written about? It's not about me. I mean,

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I go through changes and challenges, but so do sitcoms.

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It's about reaching for things, but that's business, that's politics,

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that's a doctor searching for a cure. What is it

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written about? Why was it written? My first two books,

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One Man's Thy twenty one Thoughts and another Thy twenty

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one Thoughts. The sole purpose behind those two books was

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based on, so what are you doing in your life

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right now? I wanted to inspire people to say, well,

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I want to write a little paragraph a day, maybe

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once a week. I want to be able to say

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this is where I was, but look at where I

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am right now. That was the purpose behind the two books.

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It wasn't to say me, me, me, me, me, me

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me me and by the way, me No, The inspiration

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behind it was to show you that there are powerful

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and empowering things that are constantly moving through you. But

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the subconscious mind isn't holding on to it. It's just

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saying they don't care. They got other things to do.

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Let that one go, we'll deal with it later. And

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that's where I think the subconscious mind is wrong. Stream

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thinking gives you the opportunity to put stuff on a

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page and then come back to it. I'll give you

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a good example of that. Yesterday when I was doing

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vocal d Frag, which is also heard on the Choice

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podcast Vocal Dfrag, I did a lot of editing in

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that it was recorded back on June eleventh, twenty twenty three,

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and yesterday's date was August fifteenth, twenty twenty three, so

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a couple of months have gone by and I did

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a lot of editing. I took a lot out and

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it kind of hurt me, not only as the messenger,

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but as the editor of the message that was delivered.

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So I went back into my d frag journal to

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June eleventh, twenty twenty three, and I wanted to read

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about what was put on that vocal device and it

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says you will not be putting much of this onto

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the final piece when it finally airs, because I took

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chances on different things. And would those chances be a

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brand new open door or would the editor of the

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future look at it and say no, no, it just

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doesn't fit it, Just no, there's nothing there. That's what

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I love about writing is that you can go back

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to a certain day and you can say, wow, so

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this is the origin, or hey, this is a piece

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of You've got a story that's being written every day,

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but your subconscious mind is deciding for you as to

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what you think you need in your day, when in fact,

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the rest of the universe is saying, I like your

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subconscious mind, but we need to put you and point

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you in a direction that is going to be effective

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not only for yourself, but it's going to be outreach

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for others. I'm Errol, and that's stream thinking.