Speaker 1: Creativity is an addiction, unplugged because we will always say
yes to creativity, totally uncut because we all make mistakes.
So let's turn it into a tool. This is arrow
unplugged when words don't fall unto the page. How do
we get the mind to release? You've been there before
where you want to say something, you want to participate
with something, but you just can't get your mind in
the game. By asking questions. That's the answer. If you
can just ask the questions. Now most of us are
extremely guilty of doing it with Google, but when it
comes to our personal conversations, we aren't asking questions. It's
almost as if we rely more on Google than ourselves.
And let's be honest here, Google doesn't always have the answer.
We meet those walls. Which does what? It leads us
to a newer way of asking the question. We should
try it on ourselves to ask and then ask again.
Answers aren't instantly picked up, and knowing this, it becomes
way too easy to set aside our personal ways to
think reach instead for Google. But what do we do
with the information? Do you give yourself permission to activate
it or bring it to a conversation. I'm not saying
I'm being nosy, but if I catch somebody on a
smartphone and they're looking at different pages, I'm gonna ask
them what are you reading about? And the reason why
is because I just want to start a conversation. Hey, Cerol,
this is the daily Mess, a chronological walk through in
everyday world. I am a daily writer. Little things like
this they need to be talked about. They need to
be brought forward because we aren't communicating like we need
to be. And that's why things are just when we
walk through life. We've all been there, we've experienced it,
but we don't know what to do with our rah.
This is the daily Mess. Summertime has changed in the
way of there being fewer memories. Multiple bloggers have embraced
this thought by sharing their personal summertime memories. Now, because
I'm a daily writer, I'm blessed with the opportunity to
step back and re visit the actions that so many
have dropped along their path. Facebook does a great job
in reminding each and every one of us of past experiences.
And where I become weakened in the knees is when
the headline says five to ten years ago, there's summertime memories,
but they're long gone and forgotten. Then you get that
dull ache right here in your stomach, and it's based
on one thing. Man, life looked like it was better
back then, which research says is absolutely not true. Our
imaginations are brilliant at rewriting the story and the memories.
Making great memories begins with being aware of your personal moments.
It's time to start taking notes, pictures and you know
what belong to the future. Don't envision the future, just
know that what you're taking notes with today is going
to be a part of your future. And on some
of those summertime days, you're going to reach for your
writing or reach for something that you recorded into your
smartphone and you're gonna catch up on a memory and
you to go, yeah, oh my god, it was spoken
and written exactly the way I remember it. I'm Maril,
and that's the daily mess