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Speaker 1: If you're truly into the podcast scene where you need

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to listen to something, but you want that power of

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choice and you don't want the same thing every day.

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Arro dot net, rre dot net. Stream thinking it's learning

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how to trust what is in your present place of

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right now. To get there requires practice. Here's what I

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do every day, just ten minutes, write about whatever is

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moving through your presence of right now. It is not

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a dear diary, it's not a DeBie Downer. It's whatever

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is moving through your mind in your present place of

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right now, with absolutely no judgment. Stream thinking will sharpen

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

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an activator. It's learning how to trust all things right now.

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This is stream thinking today. We're reading from January twenty fifth,

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twenty twenty five. It's not that I haven't seen it coming,

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it's just now that it's here, you can't help but

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wash yourself free of it. Age. God has bless me

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with a full head of hair with very very little gray,

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so the average passer by has no idea what my

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true age is. Yet as of late, people have actually

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started calling me, hey, old man, old man, come over here, Hey,

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you're the old man, right. Is it the way that

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I walk? Is it the way that I share memories?

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What's earned me this setting? Hey, old man, you're the

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guy I want to talk with. I mean, for all

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I know, it was put into play when I said

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I'm in the same shape I was when I was

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in my forties. Maybe that's coming across as a grandfather

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more than just someone who happens to work at an

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essential job instead of being a family leader. Well, he's

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the grandfather like guy. He's talking about just being open

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with everything and just listening the old guy. How do

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you like that? Have you reached that area yet? And

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how about the younger generations, those that are between twelve,

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tenty one and twenty nine that are telling you, oh, oh,

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oh oh, don't look at my license, I'm old. You're

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old twenty one to twenty nine year old. I don't

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remember saying that. When I was twenty one to twenty nine.

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I was looking at thirty so I could get life

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going because they actually told me that life really begins

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in your forties. Or is that just an old man talking? Hm?

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Hi Maril, And that's stream thinking