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Speaker 1: Stream thinking. It's learning how to trust what is in

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your present place of right now now. To get there

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require some practice. This is what I do every day

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one sheet of paper, just ten minutes, write about whatever

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is moving through your presence of right now, with absolutely

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no judgment. Stream thinking sharpens your skills as a listener,

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as a communicator, and as an activator. It's learning how

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to trust what is right now. This is stream thinking today.

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We're reading from August twenty fourth, twenty twenty four. Will

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we ever catch up? I mean, once you finish a project,

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something new has already been introduced. I meet people every

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day who openly admit that their greatest gift is getting

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the opportunity to walk straight up. When asked how they

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deal with constant change, their answer is usually just plain old.

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Just showing up is okay with me. I can't create

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inner battles based on falling behind. Just be happy. Right

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now is the best place to do that. Yeah, right now,

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in your place of now, being in the present. The

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goal is to get it to change. And yes, it

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can be an addictive trait painted all over the intercore

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of your soul and until you realize you can't keep

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up there's always going to be too much to do

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and way too much to consume. How do you deal

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with all that change? The change of trying to keep up?

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There used to be that term keeping up with the Joneses. Well,

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there are no Joneses anymore. It's all of us in

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this place of now. And the older you get, you

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see those who have stepped off the path. They don't

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want to keep up anymore. Like the one gentleman told me,

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he says, just walking straight up is all the happiness

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I need in this present place of now. So we

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keep reaching. We keep finding ourselves in that place of

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being very hungry. But when you don't feed it the

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proper way, what happens depression? We have doubt, we fear,

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We put ourselves in mental states of mind that really

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aren't who we are. But yet we will question everything

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that we are. How do you keep up? My way is?

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I'm a daily writer. I d frag and I also

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keep morning pages that I learned from from the artist,

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away from Julia Cameron, keeping up with who you know.

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I have to keep up with myself first, and then

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I draw the boundaries. I can do too much one

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day and not enough the next day, but we can't

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judge it. So the learning tool is here to get

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to know you. Do you really know who you are?

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Or are you assuming you know who you are? I mean,

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you've been with you since the day you were born,

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but do you know you? I'm Eryl and that's stream thinking.