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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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I can't believe I've been away from the studio for

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almost two weeks. That's just crazy, because this is such

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a walk and way for me to be in connection

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with you that somehow, some way I've been away. And

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it's like, how does anything like this even take place?

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And why doesn't it feel like it's been almost two weeks?

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It feels like, well, I was just here yesterday. No, No,

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that's not what the calendar is saying. How fast is

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your life moving? Or do you even think about that?

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Is everything flashing by? Or is it one of those

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moments My sister used to say, I'm so bored. I'm

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so bored. Everything is not moving, and I go, Susan, please,

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life is not boring unless you make it boring. We

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have this power of choice in order to get ourselves

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to the next level. But I'm so bored. How is

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that possible? Hey, it's Errow. This is the Daily Mess,

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a chronological walk through an everyday world. I am a

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daily writer. I am the silent wolf that sits beneath

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the brush, and I watch life move as quickly as possible.

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It's not that I'm bored. I'm entertained by life. I

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love life because it's constantly changing. It's constantly moving, and

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if you pay close attention, you might actually learn something.

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This is the daily mess. It's not an easy walk

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knowing all is not right. Then again, without daily challenges

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would we be in states of true happiness. We speak

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of the challenges and changes as if to be living

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in a nightmare. But who would we be without them?

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The making of any moment comes with its own expectations.

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Like it or not, it's got to be played out. Yes,

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I'm back from three great days of camping. We even

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played this thing called pick because we're so new at it.

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The body, Oh my god, I hurt. I thought it

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was supposed to be an easy game. How can having

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fun come with so much pain? Did we hurt this bad?

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As kids? It's not an easy walk knowing that time

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is playing games with each and every one of us.

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It's not about catching up, but rather playing along. So

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do it a little faster, right while others take their

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ball and go home? How many times have you been

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in that situation where you are in a moment with

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somebody else, you're collaborating, you're just having fun, or you're

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just getting to know, and suddenly that person goes away.

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They just take their ball and they go home. And

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I say, wait, I thought we had a moment. I

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thought something was happening here. Wow that fast, Huh. It's

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so funny because I just talked with Kevin Sorbo and

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his wife Sam. They've got a brand new movie coming

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out and it's only in theaters this weekend, Sunday and

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Monday only. And I said, I don't understand the business

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side of that, and he says, well, that's all we

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can afford this Sunday and Monday. It's almost like they've

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got this brilliant movie, this big ball of entertainment, and

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I'm gonna go home with it. The fact that they

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even created it is mind blowing to me. And to

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hear their story and how they are building these amazing

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movies with their own production company is just mind blowing.

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But I got ten minutes with them, and it felt

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like that one of us grabbed the ball and went home.

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But we were so locked into that conversation, mainly because

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I wanted to know if the only reason why it

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was in theaters for two days was because of our

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attention span. Now, because I'm a mobile DJ and I

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do all these parties, every single one of them. You

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could ever imagine when people come up to me a

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minute and thirty seconds into a song and they say,

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change this one, man with this one. No, you can't

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do that. No you're gonna wait the entire four minutes

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and thirty seconds. Ah, I'm done. And that tells me

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that our attention span is about a minute in thirty seconds,

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which I think is actually wrong because if you go

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to YouTube, sitting through those commercials before that video, you're

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going come on, come on, hurry up and hit skip AD.

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Where are we now? Who's gonna grab the ball and

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go home? It's not an easy walk knowing all is

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not right, But what makes it right is who's playing

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in the game. But for how long I'm arrow? And

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that's the daily mess.