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Speaker 1: Stream thinking. It's learning how to trust what is in

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your present. It's going to require some practice. Just one

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sheet of paper a day, ten minutes write about whatever

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is moving through your presence of right now, happy, sad,

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in between, lost, fulfilled, whatever, just no judgment. Stream thinking

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sharpens your skills as a listener, as a communicator, and

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as an activator. Learning to trust the right now. This

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is stream thinking today. We're reading from July eight, twenty

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twenty three. I have followed millions of others enjoying this

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new social media app called Threads. For selfish reasons, I've

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leaped into a pile of readers, speakers, writers, viewers, and

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whoever else is showing up. It's a platform that allows

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me to plant my podcast links. Terrestrial radio is all

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about localism, whereas streaming podcasting feeds the world and getting

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to the planet means you've got to get beyond localism.

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None of my digital platforms are connected to Threads, so

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I'm having to go old school to do the work. Now.

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By the time that we reach this page for the podcast,

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I'm going to be anxious to find out if Elon

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Musk actually sued Meta and why. Then again, some are

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saying that Zuckerberg already has way too much. Okay, that

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was written on July eighth, twenty twenty three. I am

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on October ninth, twenty twenty three, and there has been

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no lawsuit. And yes, I still use threads. But if

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you ask people around you, so are you on threads yet?

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What the hell is threads? Right? And so I did

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some research over the weekend to find out, Hey, can

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you interact with threads? That's not what it's about. It's

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about just receiving I dig it, but I'm not getting

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any response. And I think that's what was really supposed

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to happen here, because we all like to just sit

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there and just go through the moment. Look at the pictures. Oh,

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look at the moving ones. Now, oh look at that.

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But you can't just put up words like that on

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x formerly, Twitter, any place that you can plant your soul,

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your voice, your identity, your inner strength, your beliefs is

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a great connection. Sure, it's always going to have its

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bad side. It all depends what you're trying to plant

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in the real world and will it be received the

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way you want it to be. There are many people

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on this planet that are working their words to affect

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to move people, to get them to believe in and

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or not believe in. And I ask you, is it

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the weight of the world that is bringing you down?

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It is taking me down because I can't break free

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of my other threads. Everything is telling me what's going

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right or wrong with the world. As my father would say,

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stop being so nosy, Dad, I wish I would have

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listened to you, because I really do feel like I

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am one of the nosiest people on the planet. I

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feel like missus Kravitz un bewitched. If you don't know

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who missus Kravitz is, go look it up, jump onto

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your own threads and find out how she was so

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nosy And as a kid, it irritated the hell out

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of me. I'm Maril, and that's stream thinking.