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
stream thinking. It's learning how to trust what is in
your present now. To get there require some practice. Each day,
take one sheet of paper, give yourself ten minutes. That's all,
just ten minutes, write about whatever is moving through your presence,
of what is right now without any type of judgment.
Stream thinking sharpens your skills as a listener, as a communicator,
and as an activator. Learning how to trust what is
right now. This is stream thinking today. We're reading from
September second, twenty twenty three. A seventy three year old
man told me last night, I really enjoy getting deeper
into my later years. I've done so much and I'm
still locating new things to explore. I agreed with him,
saying we spend half of our life chasing the image
of who we think we want to be without realizing
that it may never come into being. Or if you
you did gain access to that great moment, how long
did that feeling really last? And how much time are
you wasting to try to get back to it. Science
now says that lightning can strike twice in the same place.
But how rare is that moment? I feel the same
way about what we do each day when you find
that one place or that one taste that you truly
truly find enjoyment in. But now get back to it.
How are you going to get back to it? What
were the emotions that were required in order for you
to enjoy that moment of now? Which is all the
reason why you should learn how to streamthink, learning how
to trust what is in your present place of right now,
taking notes of how you got here so that if
it is something that you truly enjoy, you've got words
written on a page that say, this is your moment
of now. I've done something that I didn't think I
would ever do. I have a metaquest two. And on
that meta quest they have meditation is working me in
ways that the human voice in real life experience has
it touched. It's putting me in an area where I
do find that relaxation and or thinking pattern, But it
takes me so long to get back on my feet
again to be able to experience reality. My mind is
still locked in on that mediquest and that experience through meditation,
my eyes, the perception of where I am is so
different because on the mediquest it's right there. You can
see a world that truly doesn't exist. But when you
take the goggles off, you're going whoa, whoa. Hold on,
let me figure out what the depth of perception is here,
because this is my reality, this is my modern day pain,
this is in my way. But on the medicquest that
doesn't exist, So your mind gets confused. Learning how to
take notes, being present and being aware of what happens
to you during these moments with these digital devices, because
what is happening is a change in your perception. Perception
can sometimes be an assumption. You need to stay clear
of the things that are going to get in your
mind to create a false hope and or surrounding. Be
real with yourself and get to know you. And you
can do that through stream thinking. Learning to trust what
is in your presence of right now. To get there
requires practice. It's one sheet of paper each day, ten minutes,
write about whatever is moving through your presence of right
now without any judgment. The more and more we get
into these digital devices, the more our minds are going
to be convinced that the reality is what's inside that lens,
and that's not a great place to be. I'm Marrow,
and that's stream thinking.