Speaker 1: It really is about sharing stories. But the question is,
as the listener of podcasts, what kind of story are
you willing to digest today in this moment of now.
That's why we give you a choice on ero dot
net arriet net. Enjoy your exploration. Stream thinking. It's learning
how to trust what is in your present place of
all things right now. To get there is going to
require some practice. Here's what I do each day one
sheet of paper, just ten minutes. I write about whatever
is moving through my presence of all things right now,
with absolutely no judgment. Stream thinking will teach you how
to sharpen your skills as a listener, as a communicator,
and as an activator. You're not going to be a
bump on a log anymore. If people are going to
look at you, they're gonna say, so what do you think, yeap,
because they want your participation. Learning to trust all things
that are right now? This is stream thinking today. We're
reading from March eighth, twenty twenty five. How often do
you ever look at what this generation currently has versus
what your grandparents were using during their moments of the
book of life. My grandparents were farmers in the state
of Wyoming. They didn't have huge irrigation devices now controlled
by technology. What we did was we used curved three
foot pipes that sucked the water from the ditch into
the multiple lanes of veggies that would either be canned
or they would be stored in the root cellar. Today,
my kitchen, it's used by an app on my phone. Yeah,
the oven is the same is true about my light's refrigerator,
furnace as well as the air conditioner. So I have
to ask that question, are we the luckiest of all generations?
Or are we the laziest? AI experts claim we have
the most time on our hands than any other generation.
How do you react to that day the experts AI
experts say that we have more time on our hands
today than any other generation. Instantly, I'm taking back to
my mom and dad who chose to work till four
or five o'clock in the morning. They chose to do that.
It wasn't because they had to. They chose to. My
grandparents always knew on that farm in Wyoming they had
to be at the dinner table by four pm and
then in bed by at least seven thirty eight o'clock
at night. They chose to do that. So when an
AI expert claims that because of modern day technology today
that we have more time on our hands, I turned
to you and I asked, do you have more time
on your hands? And if you do, what are you
doing with that time on your hands? I live by
a Google Calendar lifestyle. That Google Calendar is jam packed
with so much information. I had six events yesterday that
had to play out perfect. If traffic would have gotten
in the way, it could have screwed up three quarters
of the day. But they say we've got the most
time on our hands. I'm not really in tune with that.
But what you're feeling, I'm Maril, and that's stream thinking.