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Speaker 1: Hey, I wanna thank you for finding erro dot net

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Enjoy your exploration. Hey, I'm back with more questions. Yeah,

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because the fund begins when you start researching for those

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answers such as, if something is written inside a journal

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two days out, is that breaking the rules of being

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a daily writer? Plus we hear it all the time

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it all fell into place? Does that really happen that way?

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My name is Arrow. I'm a daily writer, a silent wolf.

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That means I stand on the sidelines and do nothing

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but watch, listen, study, then activate. I happen to call

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it the daily mess. You can call it whatever you

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want to me. Oh, it's a mess, a chronological walk

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through an everyday world. Yeah, it's my morning writing. As

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a receiver of thoughts and ideas, we as people tend

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to throw things to the side. Because we think we're

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going to deal with it later on. When a subject

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arrives inside of me, I know it's time to dig in.

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It's still keeping that daily journal, but by doing the

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research that picture becomes clearer. This is the daily mess.

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I am that daily journal writer. And if I plant

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a subject to cover on a future day, am I

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breaking the rules of Julia Cameron When it comes to

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being a daily writer. Well, first of all, your journal

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or thought of pouring your thoughts onto a page. You

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got to know in your heart that daily writing does

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not come with a time clock. By jotting down a

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thought outside your normal writing time, you're actually honoring the practice,

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not violating it. Capture versus compose. Scribbling a thought down

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is the making of that capture. It buys you enough

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time to expand on it on a later time. Now,

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if rules make you ignore a thought, well then it's

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not time. It's the writer working against him or herself.

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Allow your writer deep inside to have permission to write

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when a thought knocks on your heart. That is the

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art of trusting thought. Now, there are two different types

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of daily journal writers, one like me who sits in

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the writing chair each day at the same time and

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the spontaneous writer, the one that just keeps notes. Both count,

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both matter. It shows that you're alive. Your journal is

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the witness. What yeah, hey, coming up next. We hear

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it all the time. Oh, it all fell into place?

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Does that really happen? Hey, thanks for coming back to

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the daily mess. Ah, we hear it all the time.

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It all fell into place. Does anything like that really

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fall into place? Embrace yourself. Your heart needs to know

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the truth. Here. Things do not fall into place, at

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least not by themselves. This reminds me of the Chicago Bulls,

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where Michael Jordan has always been symbolized as being one

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of the greatest of all time. Again, things don't fall

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into place all on their own. Jordan could not have

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done it without Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, and the countless

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other players. When someone says it all just fell into place,

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it's usually their way of saying something looks effortless. But

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from the inside of the soul Michael Jordan, we don't

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know what was going on inside his head to make

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those things play out the way that he mentally utilized

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the energy. He knew he had the ability to think

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it out, But it was going to require everybody else

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to get that ball word counted. We saw the end result,

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but putting it all together in Michael's head, it didn't

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just fall into place. But does Knowing this take away

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from the Superman I'm arrow and that's the daily mess.