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.
Here in Carolina, there's a scene that we live by.
Stick around for five minutes. The weather, trust me, is
going to change. Yesterday it was blistering. It was a
nor'easter that felt like a flood with dipped, very cold temperatures.
A beautiful sunrise today and much warmer tempts. That's what
greeted us in the forest today. It always reminds me
of what it's like to wake up after having a
very painful headache the night before, that feeling of being
set free. Putting focus on the moment is learning how
to recognize what is your now? Ask anyone around you,
and it becomes a challenge because it's not an easy
task to look beyond a materialistic series of walls and paths.
What is in your now? Do you physically feel the
presence of unhuman energy? The rays of light, the scent
of a late fall, the touch of the dampness, the
call of the distant crow. They're present. Why aren't you
in your now? Hey? Taro. This is the Daily Mess,
A chronological walk through in everyday world. I am a
daily writer. I am a silent wolf. I sit beneath
the brush of a tree and I just watch life.
You watch and learn from other animals, learn from the
curve of the wind. You learn from the rising of
the sun. There's so much to learn, but too often
we just keep on walking. Yeah, I'll deal with it
later when I have more time. This is the daily mess?
How easy is it for you to be you? Constantly
we think nobody can do what I do. I often
wonder if that's a horrible way to walk. Are we
trying to make it difficult for other people to be us?
It would be nice to share a conversation with someone
who's doing exactly what we're doing at the level doing it.
When you say nobody can do it like me, it's
almost like telling your circle of friends, I'm being selfish
right now. All of this belongs to me. Go away,
teach your path, learn to embrace others like you. But
most of us don't, out of a fear of losing
what we have. Is it really losing or is it graduating?
I write every day mainly because this page is part
of everything that I do. Documenting the path in writing
serves as an invitation. I want to be like you
show me the way, and I'll show you my way
so that we can have that conversation. How easy is
it for you to be you? And we've all said it,
Like I said, nobody can do it like me. Okay,
that's great. I love that. That's positive. That's courage, that's confidence,
that's taking that energy that you bring to the world
and saying, look here I am and this is what
I bring to the picture. I love that. I love that.
But to be you? Are you teaching you? Because like
I said, it's a very lonely place in a creative
world when you don't get the opportunity to sit down
with other creative people and the only thing that you've
got in your hands is what you've created, but you
didn't invite anybody else in. That's the beauty of life.
That's the walk that is sitting there inside that storm
that we had here that nor Easter, and learning from
that storm that there's always a story. Now share it.
I'm MARYL. And that's the daily mess