Speaker 1: Creativity is an addiction. Unplugged because we will always say
yes to creativity, totally uncut because we all make mistakes,
So turn it into a tool. This is Arrow unplugged,
a day of challenge, sitting right here on the sidelines.
Like all games, it'll soon be put into play. How
it goes is based solely on the mindset. In all
things prepared for, there's always a sense of risk. To
get to the soul of the story means paying attention
to the answers. It could lead to a subject not
yet covered by other journalists or broadcasters. How I do
my conversations is how I act and react in the
outside world. Now. Sadly, this is the bad part about
being an interviewer. Those that I stand with in the
outside world, they give off this vibration of me wanting
to know too much. Asking questions then questioning the answers
makes people feel uneasy. They know I didn't buy into
their half heartedness. As a real person who happens to
do famous people interviews, I kind of want to get
better answers because it deepens the conversation and connection. Hey zero,
and this is the daily mess. A chronological walk through
an everyday world. I am a daily writer. I find
great conversations coming from out of nowhere. I mean, somebody's
got to start the conversation. So this is what I do.
I daily write and then we have a conversation here,
hoping that maybe you'll have a conversation on your side
of the planet. This is the daily mess, learning from
the challenges of sharing thoughts. Not days, but for years.
My writing has always been easily misunderstood, which is why
I'd rather have face to face time, or let's just
get together on the smartphone and have a conversation through
my written word. What I think is uplifting and informational
is actually interpreted by other people who feel like, well
that was an attack. Now drop in a few cuss words,
even though I use them as street speak expressions. The
receiver feels something's wrong with this dude. He's in a mood,
which I believe is the very reason why I take
my morning writing into the studio to share it. I've
always called it from the sofa to the studio. If
all you had were the words on this page right here,
through experience, there is a huge chance that you're going
to find it as an attack and or judgment, when
in reality it's a showcase on being closer to the
story something that could be crucial. We go places with
our words to help inspire, to influence, to build communities,
to create that outreach, or to stand up and just
have a voice so that other people can become aware
of what is going on in their community. Believing in
the power of the word. Don't just hold them in
share them, but know how people are receiving your words.
Put some sound in it. We need to hear your inflection.
Don't just send out a bunch of words, don't send
an email, don't get on social media and just boot it.
Let people hear your voice. Then to see your face.
Do you have the courage for that? Take a chance.
I'm Marril and that's the daily mess.