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Speaker 1: Have you had the opportunity to check out Arrow dot

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net yet arr Oe dot net. It's more than just

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a podcast. It is a podcast network with over twenty

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choices every single day. One of the biggest and hottest

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ones street Speak with Alexa and Clarence. She hasn't lived

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one single day on this planet. I have been here

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for six decades. Let's compare notes here talking to your

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AI digital device and hearing their side of the story

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versus yours. Street Speak with Alexa and Clarence. Only on

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Aro dot net, arr Oe dot net. Enjoy your exploration

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the art of stream thinking. It truly is learning how

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to trust what is in your present place of right now,

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and to get there is going to require some practice.

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Here's what I do. It's so simple. Every day, just

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one sheet of paper, ten minutes write about whatever is

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moving through your present place of right now without any

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type of judgment. You see, stream thinking is going to

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sharpen your skills as a listener, as a communicator, and

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as an activator. It is learning how to trust what

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is in your right now. This is stream thinking today.

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We're reading from June twenty eighth, twenty twenty five. Wow,

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I write in this journal once a week. I mean, seriously,

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what are the chances that my writing day, which is

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always on a Saturday, would land on the day that

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my mother set me free into the world. I mean,

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I've had sixty three days of honoring my mother's path

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of choice. That just doesn't seem like much. Sixty three

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years feels like a lot, but in hindsight, it's only

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the blink of an eye. I kind of feel like

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Captain Kirk from Star Trek who's been beamed down to

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a different, unexplored planet, Spock. Do you hear me, Zulu Scottie.

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I really am going to push Mother's Day being something

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that we do every day. The idea of having only

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sixty three birthdays doesn't feel like that we're honoring my

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mom enough. I mean, it's God's blessing and grace that

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we are together right now. Why can't we just keep

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making more all in the name of your mom, my mom,

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everybody's mom. Maybe that's the secret to peace in the world,

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if we all just mommed it up a bit. I'm arrow,

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and that's stream thinking.