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. Man,
This is such a writer's day, a movie watching day,
when the sun has decided to eh, I'm not gonna
burn off the clouds. The planet needs some water. Let
it rain, Let it rain, Let it rain, let it rain.
I like it when it's like this, and the reason
why is because Jesse and I are going to hit
this forest here in a little bit and do our
transition walk and that rain. There's just something fresh about
being in the forest while it's lightly raining, and your
body just just consumes it, it can't get enough of it,
and your imagination just flashes. I mean, it takes off
like a wild deer. I love it when it rains,
a little sad that I don't see any sunshine, but
then I have to rely on man made light. And
you should see how bright this studio is. Oh my god,
in heaven, that electric company's gonna be sending me an
email saying, calm down, calm down, dude, share some of
that electricity. Hey, Taro, this is the choice. This is
what I was writing while the sun was waking up
on a brilliant new day, and today we're reading from Wow,
May nineteenth, twenty twenty three. Getting started, especially on a
day like today with it being so gloomy and chilly
outside for a May day, getting started. We all face
that issue. Sometimes we're reven to go, let's go. Other
days it's like uh huh no, no, my body hurts.
We come up with excuses. Knowing that there's a well
planned out day, it's still very difficult to put life
in forward motion. Coaching yourself is what you need to do.
You need to coach yourself. The NFL and the NBA
endlessly switch out their coaches. What if we, as regular
people could do the same thing, switch out our coaches.
I'm not talking about books of motivation or preachers, a
coach that is living inside of us twenty four to seven.
How would you cheat and could you find your victory?
I mean, seriously, what if technology created an AI that
you could place inside a mental program of sorts that
gets inside your head and heart, turning your moments of
getting started into action packed successes. Would we eventually become
bored with it? I mean, winning isn't everything. It's those
moments of challenge and change and losses that tend to
shape our memories. I mean, seriously, the musicians and the
actors that I'm blessed to speak with go really deep
into their conversations while sharing a struggling story. We learn
from making the win happen. And to get that win,
you got to have struggle, the struggle of getting started,
the need to grow forward. What feeds your ambition and
when you make it? Do you celebrate the victory or
the journey to get there? Ooh man, I love that journey.
And maybe it's because I'm a daily writer, because I
document everything. Go in there and you see how Oh
my god, how are we gonna work this out? Oh no,
I don't like the way you sound. Oh we gotta
go in there. We get a harmonize here. Oh no,
don't do it. Don't do it too much, guitar. But
if it was just handed to you, would you enjoy
the journey, the process and the progress. But if if
we could change out our coaches like they do in
Major League Baseball, would you go for something like that
or would that ai take over your memory and you
would forget who you are. Hmm, I'm Errol and that's
what I was writing while the sun was waking up
on a brilliant new day.