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Speaker 1: It really is about sharing stories. But the question is,

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as the listener of podcasts, what kind of story are

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you willing to digest today in this moment of now.

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That's why we give you a choice on ero dot

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net arriet net. Enjoy your exploration. Stream thinking. It's learning

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how to trust what is in your present place of

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all things right now. To get there is going to

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require some practice. Here's what I do each day one

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sheet of paper, just ten minutes. I write about whatever

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is moving through my presence of all things right now,

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with absolutely no judgment. Stream thinking will teach you how

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

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and as an activator. You're not going to be a

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bump on a log anymore. If people are going to

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look at you, they're gonna say, so what do you think, yeap,

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because they want your participation. Learning to trust all things

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that are right now? This is stream thinking today. We're

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reading from March eighth, twenty twenty five. How often do

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you ever look at what this generation currently has versus

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what your grandparents were using during their moments of the

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book of life. My grandparents were farmers in the state

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of Wyoming. They didn't have huge irrigation devices now controlled

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by technology. What we did was we used curved three

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foot pipes that sucked the water from the ditch into

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the multiple lanes of veggies that would either be canned

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or they would be stored in the root cellar. Today,

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my kitchen, it's used by an app on my phone. Yeah,

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the oven is the same is true about my light's refrigerator,

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furnace as well as the air conditioner. So I have

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to ask that question, are we the luckiest of all generations?

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Or are we the laziest? AI experts claim we have

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the most time on our hands than any other generation.

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How do you react to that day the experts AI

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experts say that we have more time on our hands

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today than any other generation. Instantly, I'm taking back to

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my mom and dad who chose to work till four

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or five o'clock in the morning. They chose to do that.

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It wasn't because they had to. They chose to. My

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grandparents always knew on that farm in Wyoming they had

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to be at the dinner table by four pm and

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then in bed by at least seven thirty eight o'clock

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at night. They chose to do that. So when an

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AI expert claims that because of modern day technology today

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that we have more time on our hands, I turned

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to you and I asked, do you have more time

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on your hands? And if you do, what are you

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doing with that time on your hands? I live by

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a Google Calendar lifestyle. That Google Calendar is jam packed

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with so much information. I had six events yesterday that

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had to play out perfect. If traffic would have gotten

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in the way, it could have screwed up three quarters

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of the day. But they say we've got the most

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time on our hands. I'm not really in tune with that.

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But what you're feeling, I'm Maril, and that's stream thinking.