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.
The things that we do that makes others say ew.
I mean so often. It could be what you say.
It could be what you post on social media or
physically act out in public. Now, before uncovering the things
that make others say ew, let's make it about you
for a second. What makes you say ew? With so
many shockun ah movies and TV shows around, does our
ewing really have weight to it anymore? I took note
of a huge dead bug in the forest this morning. Yeah,
I actually said it ew. Moments later I turned around
and I realized I was the only one there. It
didn't involve a human being. So ewing can really be
a part of everything else that's around us. The thought
of another huge hurricane racing towards the United States that
in itself creates an ew in my heart, But at
the same time, I'm also going uh oh, uh oh.
We need to get prepared. Being aware of what makes
us squeamish helps us understand what others think. When we
get into an EW moment when we want to send
one out there to do that shock and awe kind
of thing, because not everybody lives by accepting EW. When
I was in terrestrial radio, one of the big big companies,
we had a rule. This door right here, it's closed
for a reason. It's closed because those on the other side,
the business side of terrestrial radio, they don't understand radio people.
So we would always tell them the door has to
stay closed because we're doing things and saying things on
this side of the building that's going to make you
go EW, and that could put us right there in HR.
Don't want that at all, Hans Arrow. This is the
daily Mess, a chronological walk through an everyday world. I
am a daily writer. I am the silent wolf that
lives beneath the brush of the trees, and I watch life.
I watch how people act, react, respond, not respond, ghost welcome.
It's whatever we're doing in the everyday world, We're going
to talk about it because there's too many of us
returning to a world of being an introvert. This is
the daily mess. As we enter the months of fall,
the mind generates the energy required to set parts of
us free, which is why daily writing isn't a waste
of time, but rather a tiny stream with a gentle
flow toward new beginnings. I don't look at the dried
leaves or the yellow tall grass as being the end
of something, but rather it's the first step of spring.
Being part of this forest for thirty one years, I've
learned to study the importance of sharing a part of
yourself so that others can can and will grow beyond
this moment as we shed parts of our chapters. Don't
think of it as time lost. Everything that you've been
able to accomplish serves as an inspiration or influence in
another person's heart. It's not all perfect, but it does
offer a little peace pie ce in a world where
there needs to be peace. Pea Ce fall. People love
it for the colors, but it leads to winter, which
then all the trees are bare, the grasses kind of
limping around. People don't like that it affects their mind,
body and soul. But if we can just change it
just a little bit and really kind of identified as
the first step of spring. Because those leaves falling to
the forest floor add nutrients to those tall trees. There
are a lot of bugs and animals that need those
leaves and need this moment of rest in fall so
that their spring, which is right there in front of them,
can be rejuvenated, can be replenished, can have a bigger
reason for the season which falls after spring summertime. Look
how much energy every animal, every plant uses in order
to survive the summer heat, especially these days. So this year,
as we go into fall, think of it as the
beginning of spring. What's falling from us, what's falling from
the trees, what's falling from the sky, is actually feeding tomorrow.
I'm marrow, and that's the daily mess.