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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 turn it into a tool. This is arrow unplugged.

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Sometimes I think I think too much, but a thought

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flowed through me while in prayer this morning, picking up

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tools left behind by others. We tend to forget that

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God's presence is found in other travelers, which is why

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we need to listen. This is why I tend to

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let those I'm interviewing on my podcasts to complete a

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full thought, because somewhere in every conversation, words of wisdom

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can find their way into your walk and way. It's

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become a choice to latch onto the thought and or

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allow it to slide by in ways of thinking we'll

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remember it when we get done with this moment. Highly unlikely,

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trust me. In this age of too much content, it's

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hidden us from every direction, through every shape and shade

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of the medium, and you think you're going to remember it.

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At one point in time, we had four things kept

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us going radio, TV, the newspaper, magazines. In all things

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that we're connected with today, there's got to be a message.

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But the question is are you listening. How do you listen?

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Why do you listen? What are you bringing in and

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what are you keeping out? That's what I call defragging,

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putting yourself in a position of asking questions and then

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questioning answers. Hey, Sarah, this is the daily mess, a

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chronological walk through an everyday world. I am a daily writer,

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that silent wolf beneath the brush, observing life, watching things

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as they happen, and not trying to predict it or

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live in the past. Being in the moment of right now.

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This is the daily mess. The visibility of invisible thinking,

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the visibility of invisible thinking. We never know how another

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person thinks. We've taught ourselves how to read facial expressions

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and body language. Honestly, how often are you right? You

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might be close which and inspire an influence, but it's

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not one hundred percent the moment or mission. Unless you're

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looking over my shoulder. You'll never know what I'm writing about.

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Even I can't predict what will flow through my victories

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and flaws. The goal is to pay attention, to take notes,

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because nothing is ever fully handed to any of us.

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We have to learn by way of awareness, which starts

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with mindfulness. All people are students. It's a choice chance

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become in reality. The visibility of invisible thinking. Stop thinking

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you know what somebody else is doing or what they're

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putting themselves through. If there is a question that needs

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to be asked, then create the conversation. But don't stay

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on the outside thinking, Ah, I know what they're going through.

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No you don't. No, you don't, just as much as

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you don't know what goes through a podcaster's mind when

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they sit in this studio to share a simple thought.

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The visibility of invisible thinking. Would love to know what

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a banker is thinking, because in this age of digital technology,

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why are they in the building when most of us

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are doing our work on the digital device. I would

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love to know what teachers are thinking the modern day

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student who does not want to listen, but has parents

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that are pushing their way to get their child educated

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when the child isn't even interested. I would love to

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know what the preacher is thinking a whole entire congregation

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right there in front of them, with people yawning, people's

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arms are crossed. The worship band didn't do quite as

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well as he thought, but yet he still has to

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bring that word. Ask yourself that question, what are you thinking,

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What is your body language? What are you telling others

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where they're making up their own story, The visibility of

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invisible thinking, I'm Eryl and that's the daily mess