Speaker 1: Creativity is an addiction unplugged because we will always say
yes to creativity, totally uncut because we all make mistakes,
So turn it into a tool. This is arrow unplugged.
Sometimes I think I think too much, but a thought
flowed through me while in prayer this morning, picking up
tools left behind by others. We tend to forget that
God's presence is found in other travelers, which is why
we need to listen. This is why I tend to
let those I'm interviewing on my podcasts to complete a
full thought, because somewhere in every conversation, words of wisdom
can find their way into your walk and way. It's
become a choice to latch onto the thought and or
allow it to slide by in ways of thinking we'll
remember it when we get done with this moment. Highly unlikely,
trust me. In this age of too much content, it's
hidden us from every direction, through every shape and shade
of the medium, and you think you're going to remember it.
At one point in time, we had four things kept
us going radio, TV, the newspaper, magazines. In all things
that we're connected with today, there's got to be a message.
But the question is are you listening. How do you listen?
Why do you listen? What are you bringing in and
what are you keeping out? That's what I call defragging,
putting yourself in a position of asking questions and then
questioning answers. Hey, Sarah, this is the daily mess, a
chronological walk through an everyday world. I am a daily writer,
that silent wolf beneath the brush, observing life, watching things
as they happen, and not trying to predict it or
live in the past. Being in the moment of right now.
This is the daily mess. The visibility of invisible thinking,
the visibility of invisible thinking. We never know how another
person thinks. We've taught ourselves how to read facial expressions
and body language. Honestly, how often are you right? You
might be close which and inspire an influence, but it's
not one hundred percent the moment or mission. Unless you're
looking over my shoulder. You'll never know what I'm writing about.
Even I can't predict what will flow through my victories
and flaws. The goal is to pay attention, to take notes,
because nothing is ever fully handed to any of us.
We have to learn by way of awareness, which starts
with mindfulness. All people are students. It's a choice chance
become in reality. The visibility of invisible thinking. Stop thinking
you know what somebody else is doing or what they're
putting themselves through. If there is a question that needs
to be asked, then create the conversation. But don't stay
on the outside thinking, Ah, I know what they're going through.
No you don't. No, you don't, just as much as
you don't know what goes through a podcaster's mind when
they sit in this studio to share a simple thought.
The visibility of invisible thinking. Would love to know what
a banker is thinking, because in this age of digital technology,
why are they in the building when most of us
are doing our work on the digital device. I would
love to know what teachers are thinking the modern day
student who does not want to listen, but has parents
that are pushing their way to get their child educated
when the child isn't even interested. I would love to
know what the preacher is thinking a whole entire congregation
right there in front of them, with people yawning, people's
arms are crossed. The worship band didn't do quite as
well as he thought, but yet he still has to
bring that word. Ask yourself that question, what are you thinking,
What is your body language? What are you telling others
where they're making up their own story, The visibility of
invisible thinking, I'm Eryl and that's the daily mess