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Speaker 1: Creativity is an addiction, unplugged because we will always say

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yes to creativity, totally uncut because we all make mistakes.

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So let's turn it into a tool. This is arrow unplugged.

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The things that we do that makes others say ew.

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I mean so often. It could be what you say.

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It could be what you post on social media or

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physically act out in public. Now, before uncovering the things

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that make others say ew, let's make it about you

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for a second. What makes you say ew? With so

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many shockun ah movies and TV shows around, does our

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ewing really have weight to it anymore? I took note

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of a huge dead bug in the forest this morning. Yeah,

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I actually said it ew. Moments later I turned around

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and I realized I was the only one there. It

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didn't involve a human being. So ewing can really be

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a part of everything else that's around us. The thought

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of another huge hurricane racing towards the United States that

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in itself creates an ew in my heart, But at

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the same time, I'm also going uh oh, uh oh.

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We need to get prepared. Being aware of what makes

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us squeamish helps us understand what others think. When we

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get into an EW moment when we want to send

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one out there to do that shock and awe kind

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of thing, because not everybody lives by accepting EW. When

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I was in terrestrial radio, one of the big big companies,

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we had a rule. This door right here, it's closed

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for a reason. It's closed because those on the other side,

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the business side of terrestrial radio, they don't understand radio people.

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So we would always tell them the door has to

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stay closed because we're doing things and saying things on

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this side of the building that's going to make you

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go EW, and that could put us right there in HR.

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Don't want that at all, Hans Arrow. This is the

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daily Mess, a chronological walk through an everyday world. I

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am a daily writer. I am the silent wolf that

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lives beneath the brush of the trees, and I watch life.

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I watch how people act, react, respond, not respond, ghost welcome.

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It's whatever we're doing in the everyday world, We're going

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to talk about it because there's too many of us

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returning to a world of being an introvert. This is

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the daily mess. As we enter the months of fall,

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the mind generates the energy required to set parts of

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us free, which is why daily writing isn't a waste

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of time, but rather a tiny stream with a gentle

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flow toward new beginnings. I don't look at the dried

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leaves or the yellow tall grass as being the end

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of something, but rather it's the first step of spring.

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Being part of this forest for thirty one years, I've

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learned to study the importance of sharing a part of

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yourself so that others can can and will grow beyond

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this moment as we shed parts of our chapters. Don't

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think of it as time lost. Everything that you've been

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able to accomplish serves as an inspiration or influence in

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another person's heart. It's not all perfect, but it does

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offer a little peace pie ce in a world where

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there needs to be peace. Pea Ce fall. People love

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it for the colors, but it leads to winter, which

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then all the trees are bare, the grasses kind of

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limping around. People don't like that it affects their mind,

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body and soul. But if we can just change it

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just a little bit and really kind of identified as

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the first step of spring. Because those leaves falling to

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the forest floor add nutrients to those tall trees. There

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are a lot of bugs and animals that need those

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leaves and need this moment of rest in fall so

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that their spring, which is right there in front of them,

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can be rejuvenated, can be replenished, can have a bigger

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reason for the season which falls after spring summertime. Look

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how much energy every animal, every plant uses in order

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to survive the summer heat, especially these days. So this year,

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as we go into fall, think of it as the

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beginning of spring. What's falling from us, what's falling from

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the trees, what's falling from the sky, is actually feeding tomorrow.

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I'm marrow, and that's the daily mess.