Speaker 1: Creativity is an addiction, unplugged because we will always say
yes to creativity, totally uncut because we all make mistakes.
So turn it into a tool. This is arrow unplugged.
Stepping into and toward the daily season means facing all
walls and valley floors. Some are thicker and deeper than others.
Getting to the other side requires an avenue of not
wishful thought, but truth filled awareness. Call out your moment,
don't bury it like a dog does their bone. My
girl Jazzy is famous for moving her food to a
different place. I mean she will just dig up the
land and put the food in the ground. She likes
to hide her leftovers in the bowl. She can't take
any of her toys outside because she's going to hide
them for future play, which she may not get back
to because the world that she plays in is always different.
So when you step into a daily season, you're accepting
the openness of an opportunity. Ultimately, it's a choice to
pull off any expectation. If you aren't in the mood
to go to work, that's a choice. But don't ask
me for a buck. We give way too much and
too often, creating seasons that now infect us. Hey, it's errow.
This is the daily Mess, a chronological walk through in
everyday world. I am a daily writer. I observe life.
I always say that I am a silent wolf. I'm
sitting underneath the brush and I'm watching as things happen,
and then I learn about them. I learn so I
can teach, so that we can have a stronger, better connection.
This is the daily mess. On a mission, receiving the calling,
but without knowledge of what step is next. We tend
to rely on what we feel and not what we know.
Because what we hold is knowledge, and it's constantly being
redesigned by the atmosphere of growth. No day passes that
we aren't challenged to take a different route, which can
inspire or spoil ambition in motion on a mission. Do
you see it or do you feel it? Are you
taking notes or are you just winging it? Or as
they say in radio, go bang it out? How high
can you jump compared to how far you're going to
fall if the decision goes a different direction the calling
the mission. In martial arts, we learned it's the foot
fist way. Yet my school didn't teach the way I
was told that's what happens and takes shape. When your
heart goes through the experiences, it generates its own way.
The master's way may not be your way, find your way.
When called to your way, it becomes your mission. But
it always has permission to change, allowing us to evolve
into a series of stories, not lopsided. One hit wonders
your way. Have you written about it? Have you spoken
about it in a way that says, wow, this is
what I have been doing. I didn't realize that it
was a physical path, a lifestyle filled with changes and challenges.
Sometimes we had to set it aside, but somehow we
got back on it again. Your way, what is that
way that you're walking, or how would you like to
shape your way? I've always believed that the way picks us,
we don't pick it. We are taught how to do
different things. But the way that you are shaped is
the way that you're going to walk. My master in
martial arts was absolutely right. I may have been in
his class learning martial arts his way, but it didn't
sway my way. It was a different story of community
on how to get involved spiritually speaking as well as
just jumping into the community and listening. What is your way,
Challenge yourself to just look into the purpose of it.
And when you find your way, amazing things happen when
you become aware of your mindfulness. I'm Merril and that's
the daily mass us