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Speaker 1: I'm always asking questions, and the reason why is because

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the fund begins when you start researching for those answers,

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such as we hear a lot about someone having a

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change of heart. Well, in today's world, what exactly does

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that mean? Plus why is it so difficult to wake

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up in the morning. My name is Erro. I'm a

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daily writer, a silent wolf. That means I stand on

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the sidelines and do nothing but watch, listen, study, then activate.

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I call it the daily mess, a chronological walk through

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an everyday world. Yeah, it's my morning writing as a

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receiver of thoughts and ideas. We as people tend to

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throw it all to the side because we think we're

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going to deal with it later on. Well, when a

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subject arrives inside of me, I know it's time to

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dig in. It's still keeping that daily journal, but by

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doing the research, the picture becomes clearer. This is the

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daily mess, the term change of heart. What are people

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truly trying to say here in this generation? Well, it's

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got so many layers to it, which opens the door

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to ample am amounts of reaction. The official definition or

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explanation is when someone's feelings, attitude, and intentions have shifted

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often in a softer, more empathetic direction. A change of

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heart is the physical act of changing your mind. It

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implies an emotional transformation, which I believe is what we're

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seeing across the planet these days. But will there be

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a follow through? The summit in Alaska between Russia and

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the United States. From out of nowhere it took shape.

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Somewhere along the line, there had to have been a

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change of heart. It clearly steps within the boundary of

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one who opposes an idea now supporting it, usually because

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of gained compassion for the people affected. At the core

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of the change of heart is a person who was

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touched by something much deeper than them, therefore making it

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very personal enough to alter their inner motivation. But once again,

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will there be a follow through? Hey? Coming up next?

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How easy is it for you to wake up in

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the morning? And if it's tough, why, Hey, thanks for

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coming back to the daily mess. Neil Siedeka once saying

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about breaking up is hard to do, well, what about

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waking up? That's hard to do as well? For some

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it's a daily battle to get your motors started. The

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average person requires fifteen to forty five minutes to fully

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wake up and shake off those cobwebs. Sleep inersia is

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a real deal. Impaired alertness. The cognitive performance is stuck

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in low gear. It's all completely natural. So many factors

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influence our wake up time. Quality of sleep will always

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sit at the top of the list. If you're sleep deprived,

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it's going to take you longer to truly wake up.

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People who wake up earlier are more apt to waking

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up faster than someone who is a night owl. Guess

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what Teenagers are said to have the most difficult time

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waking up. Edison research recently found in the United States

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six to six thirty am is the time that most

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people start waking up. The majority of the nation steps

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into their brand new day between six thirty and seven thirty.

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But let's break this down even more. What is the

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real time that most people truly climb out of bed?

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You ready? Seven thirty one am. My name is erro Oh,

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that's the daily mess.