Speaker 1: Ero dot net, arre dot net. Not just one podcast,
it's twenty different podcasts to choose from, one of them
being something our parents would say, All of those things
that even your grandparents would pop up from out of nowhere,
And you're like, what it makes sense, but really what
it shocks me when I have to go back three
and four hundred years to find the roots of something
like this something our parents would say. Only on Aero
dot net, Aroe dot net. Enjoy your exploration. Stream thinking.
It's learning how to trust what is in your present
place of right now, and to get there requires practice.
Here's what I do every day. It's no sweat at all,
just one sheet of paper, ten minutes write about whatever
is moving through your present place of right now, with
absolutely no judgment. Stream thinking will sharpen your skills as
a listener, as a communicator, and as an activator. It
is learning how to trust everything that is in your
right now. This is stream thinking today. We're reading from
June twenty second, twenty twenty five. I don't know where
we're going to be in the world. When I reach
this page for the podcast, I constantly think of what
if we don't make it back to this page. It's
not a negative. I recently fell witnessed to a comic
strip of an older couple telling each other about what
it was like to go on their final camping trip.
I mean, we're talking about their final campfire, their final
card game, and their final moments at this place where
they found an escape. The message was about being happy
in this moment of everything right now, respect its presence,
but not include the worries about a future that you
have absolutely no control over. I mean, the objective is
just to be yourself, to maintain the beauty of right here,
right now, and if it is uncomfortable, remember you always
have the power of choice to make a change. When
we think we're taking that final step, Like my last
days in terrestrial radio, did I really think broadcasting was over?
I did, But then this thing called streaming came along,
and I'm doing things with this that I could never
do in thirty six years of terrestrial radio because they
were always shut up. Read the liner cards and give
the listeners what they want, not you their favorite song.
At least here I can bring something up and you
can say, pooh, I don't know. I'm out of here today,
but I'm gonna come back tomorrow. It really is. It's
just learning to live in this moment of now and
accepting your moment of now, which is a very tough
place to hang your hat, mainly because we want this,
but life gave us this. But in the future we
can probably have this, knowing full well you're probably just
gonna get this. So we always put things, well, this
is my last time. This will be the final time
that I do this. Oh, there's no other thing on
my schedule. We're gonna do this because it's my final time. No, no, no.
Living in your moment of now will never give you
a final time. I'm Maril and that's stream thinking.