Speaker 1: Stream thinking. It's learning how to trust what is in
your present place of right now now. To get there
require some practice. This is what I do every day
one sheet of paper, just ten minutes, write about whatever
is moving through your presence of right now, with absolutely
no judgment. Stream thinking sharpens your skills as a listener,
as a communicator, and as an activator. It's learning how
to trust what is right now. This is stream thinking today.
We're reading from August twenty fourth, twenty twenty four. Will
we ever catch up? I mean, once you finish a project,
something new has already been introduced. I meet people every
day who openly admit that their greatest gift is getting
the opportunity to walk straight up. When asked how they
deal with constant change, their answer is usually just plain old.
Just showing up is okay with me. I can't create
inner battles based on falling behind. Just be happy. Right
now is the best place to do that. Yeah, right now,
in your place of now, being in the present. The
goal is to get it to change. And yes, it
can be an addictive trait painted all over the intercore
of your soul and until you realize you can't keep
up there's always going to be too much to do
and way too much to consume. How do you deal
with all that change? The change of trying to keep up?
There used to be that term keeping up with the Joneses. Well,
there are no Joneses anymore. It's all of us in
this place of now. And the older you get, you
see those who have stepped off the path. They don't
want to keep up anymore. Like the one gentleman told me,
he says, just walking straight up is all the happiness
I need in this present place of now. So we
keep reaching. We keep finding ourselves in that place of
being very hungry. But when you don't feed it the
proper way, what happens depression? We have doubt, we fear,
We put ourselves in mental states of mind that really
aren't who we are. But yet we will question everything
that we are. How do you keep up? My way is?
I'm a daily writer. I d frag and I also
keep morning pages that I learned from from the artist,
away from Julia Cameron, keeping up with who you know.
I have to keep up with myself first, and then
I draw the boundaries. I can do too much one
day and not enough the next day, but we can't
judge it. So the learning tool is here to get
to know you. Do you really know who you are?
Or are you assuming you know who you are? I mean,
you've been with you since the day you were born,
but do you know you? I'm Eryl and that's stream thinking.