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Speaker 1: Ero dot net, arre dot net. Not just one podcast,

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it's twenty different podcasts to choose from, one of them

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being something our parents would say, All of those things

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that even your grandparents would pop up from out of nowhere,

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And you're like, what it makes sense, but really what

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it shocks me when I have to go back three

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and four hundred years to find the roots of something

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like this something our parents would say. Only on Aero

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dot net, Aroe dot net. Enjoy your exploration. Stream thinking.

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It's learning how to trust what is in your present

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place of right now, and to get there requires practice.

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Here's what I do every day. It's no sweat at all,

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just one sheet of paper, ten minutes write about whatever

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is moving through your present place of right now, with

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absolutely no judgment. Stream thinking will sharpen your skills as

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a listener, as a communicator, and as an activator. It

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is learning how to trust everything that is in your

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right now. This is stream thinking today. We're reading from

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June twenty second, twenty twenty five. I don't know where

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we're going to be in the world. When I reach

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this page for the podcast, I constantly think of what

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if we don't make it back to this page. It's

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not a negative. I recently fell witnessed to a comic

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strip of an older couple telling each other about what

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it was like to go on their final camping trip.

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I mean, we're talking about their final campfire, their final

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card game, and their final moments at this place where

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they found an escape. The message was about being happy

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in this moment of everything right now, respect its presence,

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but not include the worries about a future that you

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have absolutely no control over. I mean, the objective is

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just to be yourself, to maintain the beauty of right here,

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right now, and if it is uncomfortable, remember you always

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have the power of choice to make a change. When

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we think we're taking that final step, Like my last

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days in terrestrial radio, did I really think broadcasting was over?

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I did, But then this thing called streaming came along,

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and I'm doing things with this that I could never

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do in thirty six years of terrestrial radio because they

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were always shut up. Read the liner cards and give

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the listeners what they want, not you their favorite song.

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At least here I can bring something up and you

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can say, pooh, I don't know. I'm out of here today,

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but I'm gonna come back tomorrow. It really is. It's

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just learning to live in this moment of now and

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accepting your moment of now, which is a very tough

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place to hang your hat, mainly because we want this,

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but life gave us this. But in the future we

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can probably have this, knowing full well you're probably just

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gonna get this. So we always put things, well, this

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is my last time. This will be the final time

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that I do this. Oh, there's no other thing on

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my schedule. We're gonna do this because it's my final time. No, no, no.

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Living in your moment of now will never give you

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a final time. I'm Maril and that's stream thinking.