Speaker 1: Creativity is an addiction unplugged because we will always say
yes to creativity, totally uncut because we all make mistakes.
So let's turn it into a tool. This is arrow unplugged.
How are we going to explain this seriously? Or when
the future finally gets here those that are living in
that future, are they still going to have to explain
it to us who are right here at the beginning
stages of what's going to become their future. More than ever,
the mysterious world of AI technology continues to surface inside
our ever changing world. I mean, who is this Sam
Altman guy? And why should we care about his recent
firing as CEO and suddenly rehired at Microsoft. Research shows
he's been at the forefront of advancing artificial intelligence for
the betterment of society. Did you hear that for the
betterment of society? We agree on one thing, time being
the most valuable thing humans have to offer. We shouldn't
be taken for granted. Now, I'm no expert on AI technology,
but I'm fed, like millions of others, by clickbait stories
and other forms of media to stand back by way
of fearing this giant, evil, invisible monster. I don't remember
this sort of thing happening when we were connected to
the Internet for the very first time, right there on
a desktop computer or a notebook. We were all so
excited about the digital connections we were getting, and we
haven't stopped producing new ways to make it easier. And
you know what's happening in real life, We're stuck in
the middle of how often do we decide to do
something because the world of AI has convinced us to
make that move? Hey, it's zero. This is the daily mass,
a chronological walk through an everyday world. I am a
daily writer, a silent wolf. I observe, I listen, I study,
I write, we activate, and then we have a conversation.
This is the daily mess. Stepping into a brand new
day means embracing what the morning has to offer, learning
to live a lifestyle of winning always being a choice
meaning a rainy day to me, it's liquid sunshine. How
many people buy into that? Jazzy wanted nothing to do
with the southern downpour this morning inside this forest. Embracing
change is a huge challenge for millions of people worldwide,
and admitting that winning is a choice can actually be
seen as lying to yourself. I don't know what it's
like to be a non writer sitting in front of
an empty sheet of paper. I also don't know what
it's like for radio listeners that have never been inside
a studio talking over a fourteen second song intro. Winning
is a choice in my heart, and it's not lying.
It's reminding myself that we have a choice to make
on a daily basis. Learning how to accept what is
good or bad. That's a body language that we have
control over. Taking note of the way that you walk
can be a huge eye opener, maybe not for you,
but the people who spot you. My essential job, I
am in a center of hundreds of people every day,
people that are constantly on the move. They need, they want,
and they're going to get or they're going to be angry.
And when you have that many people around you, it's
the martial artist in me that studies the waves of
energy that move people or they walk within. Studying body
language allows you to prepare yourself when you walk into
a room. Don't judge it, listen to it, be prepared
to learn new things because wherever there are people, there's
always going to be some sort of challenge and change.
How you present yourself by way of body language is
one method of letting people know that you're not going
to show up. You're not going to be there mentally.
You might be there physically, but you're not going to participate.
I happen to speak with my hands, and what I
mean by that is my hands are open and they're
faced upward. My palms are you go and study what
that means, and that's positive energy. I'm willing to give
you my positive energy now as a martial artist. When
somebody comes up to me and they show anger, where
I place my hands is still in front of me,
but my palms are down. Because if somebody comes after
me at this essential job where there are over two
hundred three hundred people a day, I've got to be ready.
Learning to watch your body language will teach you awareness
of others. When you find yourself in a position of
change and challenge, think of this. Winning is a choice.
You could be in the worst of moods. It doesn't
matter to anybody else, but you're going to affect those
everybody else's because the energy that you're carrying is stopping
them from proceeding. Remember, everybody is on a mission. Are
you going to be the one that's going to get
in their way, and are they going to be the
one that's going to get in your way? Winning is
a choice, get through it, Trust in your moment of now,
and you will grow beyond where you were three minutes ago.
I'm Eryl, and that's the daily mess.