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Speaker 1: Unplugged because we will always say yes to creativity, totally

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uncut because we all make mistakes. So turn it into

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a tool. This is arrow unplugged. Exkimy, what sounds do

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you make when you're about to create something like? I

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like the sipping of coffee ah, then setting it down

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on the table, that little klunklunk, swishy swish inside the cup,

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the scent of that caffeine in the air, and you're going, yeah,

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I am lit on fire. Let's have some fun today. Hey, Sara,

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this is the daily Mass, chronological walk through an everyday world.

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I am a daily writer. I pay attention to stuff.

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Maybe it was my dad that planted that seed. He

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was always knocking me upside the head. Pay attention, Pay

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attention to what Dad just pay attention. And so I

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started watching everything. I mean, I am a silent wolf

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in the brush and I am watching life as it

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is happening. And then I don't hold onto it. It's

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time to activate it. It's time to move it forward,

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to bring it to other people, to find their fires,

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to see how they listen, guide their way through an

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ever changing maze. This is the daily mess. A writing

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page was not designed to sit empty. A writing page

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can be drawn upon, It can be touched, it can

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be doodled on, it can be a collection of just

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googlygob But a writing page was not designed to sit empty.

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It's no different than your social media pages. It's got

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to be active. That's what attracts the hits and misses.

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I mean, we're constantly told that there's too much information

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out there in the real world. Can you imagine a

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world if nothing was posted for one twenty four hour period.

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We've become so incredibly glued to this stuff that our

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eyes have developed an addiction to digital pictures. And the

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first paragraph of a story, I don't need the rest

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of the story. I got everything all in that one paragraph.

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The headline attracted me. People that tell me that they

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can't write or keep a journal that challenges me to

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search their social media pages. It's extremely human to have

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an open expression. Sharing it with the world is a decision.

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But what if you could place it in a journal

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for future use? Sounds kind of selfish, doesn't it? Yeah?

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For future use a mind moment, Yeah, okay, I get it.

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But on these pages, hits and likes aren't required just

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to come here to feel the emotions that are constantly

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growing inside of you. Some people don't want to deal

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with it. I understand that, But somewhere along the line,

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you're going to become frumpy and grumpy, and you're gonna

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wonder where did I go wrong? Because you didn't let

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it out. What I love is I wonder if the

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Dick Clarks of the world and the Ryan Seacrests on

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the planet are daily writers. Because they don't look like

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they ever age. Halle Berry doesn't age, doesn't do it.

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I wonder if they're writers. And the reason why I

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bring that up is because all of that crap that

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you're holding on too inside your head and heart make

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your face shrink, you shrivel up, you look old because

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you're carrying too much weight. Is that a judgment call? No? No,

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I really believe that. I believe that when you release

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what is troubling you, and you struggle on the page,

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but at least you get it out of you, then

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something about you is going to look refreshing. You're going

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to sound like you're ambitious. You're going to be a

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presence when everything else around you is annoying. You just

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walk right through it because you've got the confidence and

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the courage to say I'm just going to put you

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on a page. I'm arrow, and that's the daily mess.