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Speaker 1: Creativity is an addiction unplugged because we will always say

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yus to creativity, totally uncut because we all make mistakes.

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So let's turn it into a tool. This is arrow unplugged. Well,

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here we are. It's a new day of play. How

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do we act out the opening moments of setting ourselves free?

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While walking through the forest at sunrise this morning, I

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heard the multiple cars on nearby highways carrying the workforce

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to their places of process and business growth. More of

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these companies have removed remote working from the employees's options.

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The new normal is having a full staff on board.

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I would love to see the mental research on this,

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not just at work, but at home. How will being

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away affect friends and family? See? I work both sides

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of it. The essential job is very much in the

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public being here with this podcast, it's just you and me.

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Being with people not only motivates me, but it's extremely

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stressful because the you owe me attitude is very much alive.

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Those who feel they deserve more than what they want

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to pay for. Rather than fight it, decision makers just

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give it away. And then we read those headlines about

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how companies are losing millions of dollars. How about those

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decision makers. We're not going to fight, just give it away.

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I actually had a manager take me outside the building

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and he said, whose name is on this building? And

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I told him and he goes, oh, it didn't say

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you okay, learn from that, buddy. He really did say that. Hey, Saro,

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this is the daily Mess, a chronological walk through an

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everyday world. I am a daily writer. I take what

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is in the presence of right now and we create

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conversations talks that are about us because nobody else really

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wants to talk about the reality of what is right now.

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Those you owe me moments, You've been there. This is

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the daily Mess. Oh I'm guilty of this next one too.

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We live in a mindset of feeling like we are

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the greatest generation of all time. I mean, look at

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what technology has brought to each and every one of us. Computers, smartphones,

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streaming television, self driving cars, ais that complete our sentences

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for us on Gmail. Today's students don't have to learn

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cursive writing. History is being rewritten to better suit what

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we think it was great times right. This isn't a negative,

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but it's awareness. A lot of our humanisms are being replaced,

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and we aren't doing anything to fill up the empty space.

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Case in point, my neighbor has a robot lawnmower. Every

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day that little monkey is out there cutting his lawn.

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He never thinks about getting out there to put his

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energy into that one time relationship with nature. Oh, it

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shows there are some bear patches on that once vibrant lawn. Musicians, actors,

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and authors, all of them are speaking openly about how

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AI technology is taking away their individuality. Hey, you check

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out that new Drake song. That is Drake right. Sounds

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like Drake must be Drake right. No it's not. It's

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an AI. What are we doing to protect us? The

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everyday person? You? Your job? Will an AI take over you?

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This isn't a science fiction kind of a conversation. I

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just want to talk about where we are and are

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we the greatest generation of all time? If everything is

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being done for us, where's our real strength, our perseverance,

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our vision of changing by way of exchanging. If all

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of this stuff is being done for us, what are

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we doing with our empty space? Because that's what a

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lot of people have said. AIS are going to create

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time for us. Well, what are we going to do

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with that time? I'm guilty. I said that at the

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very beginning. I'm guilty of this because when I do

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have extra time, what do I do? I binge watch television.

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I give myself a certain amount of time to pull

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in some of that content that's being created, and then

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I go, all right, we got to get something done today. Whoo.

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An hour and a half later, I come back in

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the house, going moy. That was a lot of work.

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That was a lot of work. And yet when I

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was younger, a lot of work was eight and nine hours,

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not an hour and a half. Where are you at?

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How are you redesigning your life in an age where

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so much is being given to us? You owe me?

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You owe me? Do you feel that way? Does someone

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owe you something? Well, what are you going to do

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with that space when the manager just gives it away?

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I'm eryl and that's the daily mess.