Speaker 1: Creativity is an addiction unplugged because we will always say
yus to creativity, totally uncut because we all make mistakes.
So let's turn it into a tool. This is arrow unplugged. Well,
here we are. It's a new day of play. How
do we act out the opening moments of setting ourselves free?
While walking through the forest at sunrise this morning, I
heard the multiple cars on nearby highways carrying the workforce
to their places of process and business growth. More of
these companies have removed remote working from the employees's options.
The new normal is having a full staff on board.
I would love to see the mental research on this,
not just at work, but at home. How will being
away affect friends and family? See? I work both sides
of it. The essential job is very much in the
public being here with this podcast, it's just you and me.
Being with people not only motivates me, but it's extremely
stressful because the you owe me attitude is very much alive.
Those who feel they deserve more than what they want
to pay for. Rather than fight it, decision makers just
give it away. And then we read those headlines about
how companies are losing millions of dollars. How about those
decision makers. We're not going to fight, just give it away.
I actually had a manager take me outside the building
and he said, whose name is on this building? And
I told him and he goes, oh, it didn't say
you okay, learn from that, buddy. He really did say that. Hey, Saro,
this is the daily Mess, a chronological walk through an
everyday world. I am a daily writer. I take what
is in the presence of right now and we create
conversations talks that are about us because nobody else really
wants to talk about the reality of what is right now.
Those you owe me moments, You've been there. This is
the daily Mess. Oh I'm guilty of this next one too.
We live in a mindset of feeling like we are
the greatest generation of all time. I mean, look at
what technology has brought to each and every one of us. Computers, smartphones,
streaming television, self driving cars, ais that complete our sentences
for us on Gmail. Today's students don't have to learn
cursive writing. History is being rewritten to better suit what
we think it was great times right. This isn't a negative,
but it's awareness. A lot of our humanisms are being replaced,
and we aren't doing anything to fill up the empty space.
Case in point, my neighbor has a robot lawnmower. Every
day that little monkey is out there cutting his lawn.
He never thinks about getting out there to put his
energy into that one time relationship with nature. Oh, it
shows there are some bear patches on that once vibrant lawn. Musicians, actors,
and authors, all of them are speaking openly about how
AI technology is taking away their individuality. Hey, you check
out that new Drake song. That is Drake right. Sounds
like Drake must be Drake right. No it's not. It's
an AI. What are we doing to protect us? The
everyday person? You? Your job? Will an AI take over you?
This isn't a science fiction kind of a conversation. I
just want to talk about where we are and are
we the greatest generation of all time? If everything is
being done for us, where's our real strength, our perseverance,
our vision of changing by way of exchanging. If all
of this stuff is being done for us, what are
we doing with our empty space? Because that's what a
lot of people have said. AIS are going to create
time for us. Well, what are we going to do
with that time? I'm guilty. I said that at the
very beginning. I'm guilty of this because when I do
have extra time, what do I do? I binge watch television.
I give myself a certain amount of time to pull
in some of that content that's being created, and then
I go, all right, we got to get something done today. Whoo.
An hour and a half later, I come back in
the house, going moy. That was a lot of work.
That was a lot of work. And yet when I
was younger, a lot of work was eight and nine hours,
not an hour and a half. Where are you at?
How are you redesigning your life in an age where
so much is being given to us? You owe me?
You owe me? Do you feel that way? Does someone
owe you something? Well, what are you going to do
with that space when the manager just gives it away?
I'm eryl and that's the daily mess.