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.
Oh man, my coffee this morning, Carmel BREULAYO. Oh yeah,
I don't put anything in my coffee. No sugar, no cream.
I can't not when it says it's Carmel Breulay. M boy,
we have become so weak in the heart when it
comes to coffee. Mom and Dad back in the sixties
and seventies they had one of those little coffee pots
you put on the stove and it would percolate bloo,
and they would let it percolate for a long period
of time, and then Dad would grab his big old cup,
fill that monkey up and then sip on it. But
I'll tell you what it wasn't Caramel Breulay. All of
those power drinks, they all taste the same, even even Prime.
It tastes just like everything else. It just has a
better marketing department. Carmel Brulay. You want to sip? Is
there any way I can get you a sip of this?
You want to smell it? Oh my god? Hey, Sara,
this is the daily mess, the chronological walk through an
everyday world. I am a daily rider. I am aware
of everything that is in this moment of right now,
and in this moment, on this thirtieth day of June
in twenty twenty three, I overlook this gorgeous forest in
South Charlotte, North Carolina. Trees that were once three inches
that I planted in the ground that now are scraping
the clouds from the sky. And it's like, Wow, my children,
you could have been NBA players, but you chose to
stay in this forest. I so love you. I so
love you. You know. Summertime is in full swing where I
am in this present place of now, the return of
those temperatures in the nineties, high winds in southern storms.
How can we slow down the hands of time? Oh?
We went there, I sure did. How can we slow
down the hands of time? Steve Taylor says it's all
based on two things. The relationship between our experiences with
time and the amount of information that we process. He says,
the more that we take in, the slower time moves.
Oh wait a second, I thought that because we have
so much content, that is the reason why time is
moving so quickly not, according to Steve. He says the
more we take in the slower time moves. Being familiar
with things makes time move way too fast. So this
is what he suggests, a daily habit of learning new
things and more importantly, meeting new people. Another way to
slow down time is to truly be mindful of where
we are right now. Be in the moment of what
is right now, be present, enjoy what's going on right
now now. I mean it may be summertime where I
am right now, But to you the future reader and listener,
this page right here might be the only heat you
get in the center of an atomic winner. I planted
that one there for you to do some research. That's
my way of inviting you to slow down time. Go
do the research. It's just something new, so we can
slow down time all in the name of you being
you in your right now. By the way, what is
your place on the calendar? Where are you? And can
we spend about five or ten minutes to find out
how you can figure out a way to tell me
where you are. I can say it's June thirtieth, twenty
twenty three. I want to hear your voice. Where are
you I'm Errow, and that's the daily mess.