Stream Thinking It's Not What You Think It's Actually Lesser Than

0:00Hey, there really is a difference between a podcast listener and a podcast host. When it comes to hosting, you want to give your listeners something to jump into arrow dot net, a R R O E dot net. There's such a wide variety of conversations on 17 different podcasts from the foodie channel to YA authors, sports, spiritual connections, so much more. Arrow dot net, a R R O E dot net, enjoy your exploration. Stream thinking, it's learning how to trust what is in your present place of right now and to get there requires some practice. Here's what I do every single day. It's just one sheet of paper, 10 minutes, right about whatever is moving through your presence of right now. Doesn't have to be a certain subject just right. And there's absolutely no judgment. Stream thinking will sharpen your skills as a listener, as a communicator, and as an activator, it's learning how to trust everything that is in your

1:00right now. This is stream thinking today. We're meeting from March 15, 2025. Now being a daily writer for 31 years, it hasn't been what most people assume keeping a daily journal is all about. Like meditation, it takes time to get into the physical presence of why writing daily is so valuable and so important. I still have so many things inside the possession of each and every one of these books. I mean, thoughts were dropped in their decades ago and they still sit there looking for the time to be seen as well as heard. The stories have been shared so that someone else doesn't have to do it. We always complain about how life is moving too quickly. Well, my 31 years of daily writing holds on to life, yet to my shock, it's not as many journals as you would think, which opens up your eyes as to how much you might have missed being the daily writer or not being the daily writer.

2:02Because how many times has a thought been inside your moment of now? And by the time you get to a place where you can write it down or put it inside your digital device, it's gone. But yet for that moment, not even 35, 40 seconds ago, it sounded like the greatest thing that you've ever come across and you're about ready to break through to be seen as well as heard. But because you didn't put it on paper in that moment of now, boom, it's gone. So that's what I mean about stream thinking. You've got to be able to pick up that digital device no matter where you are and just talk it in there and then come back to it when it's time to bring more life to the pages as well as to the storyline that which you are preserving. And it doesn't mean that you have to keep everything I just do. In fact, Julia Cameron's the artistway, I believe in the opening pages she states, you can throw it away. But the moment that you throw stuff like this away, it's gone. Everything else from that point forward will be based on the interpretation

3:04of what you assume took place. And even though that you lived it in your moment of now, I still don't go 100% behind that you believe that that took place because what is your proof? Well, my memory, right? No, we rewrite a story and that part of our creative process does not sit there and say, well, you know, I'm going to go exactly to the T as to what's going on. No, it's not. It's going to rewrite the story because that's how we are designed as people. That's how humans deal with the everyday world. I'm Arrow and that's stream thinking.