The Daily Mess Is Small Talk Bad Plus A Greedy OId Mans War And Its Effects Back Home

0:00It's something that we created because I am somebody who loves the power of choice. I can't stand the same radio station longer than maybe 15, 16 minutes. I can't really listen to the same podcast week after week after week. I need the power of choice. So why would I keep that from you? Which is why we created arrow.net, A-R-R-O-E.net. 20 different completely way out there podcasts. Oh, it can be way out there. How about the podcast episodes called The Resurrection? The Rising of the Writing Instrument. You got to experience it because if you're a writer, what are you doing with your writing instruments that really pull in and invite your muse too far over your head? Not if you're a writer, arrow.net, A-R-R-O-E.net, enjoy your exploration. Hey, what's going on? It's that question guy. Of course, I'm always asking questions because there's a lot of fun in doing the research. One such question. Is it a smart business decision to add small talk to your daily requirements at work?

1:05Plus, a greedy old man's war versus the effect of life back home. Who wins? My name is Arrow. I'm a daily writer, a silent wolf. That means I stand on the sidelines and do nothing but watch, listen, study, then activate. I happen to call it the daily mess because it's a chronological walk through an everyday world. It is my morning writing. As a receiver of thoughts and ideas, we as people tend to throw things to the side because we are convinced that we're going to deal with it later on. How's that memory going? Yeah, well, when the subject arrives inside of me, it is time to dig in. It's still keeping that daily journal, but by doing that research, the picture will always become clearer. This is the daily mess. Is it a smart decision to stay away from small talk? I mean, I had a radio station general manager one time that absolutely could not stand small talk at the office. He called it lobby gagging. Small talk isn't sharing the weather forecast.

2:07It's about trust and collaboration. It lowers social tension, signals friendliness as well as openness. Plus, small talk on the job helps people decide they even like you. It really is a separating tool when it comes to such personal and professional decisions. But if you skip the small talk, you're probably going to hook up with this interest and become extremely difficult to read. You don't need to be a chatterbox. I mean, the average small talk conversation at a workplace should be 30 to 90 seconds. That's all it should be. Make it light and make it very genuine. It really is your choice to stop or go ahead with small talk. Keep in mind, it's not like shaking another person's hand. It is going to cost you a connection if you eliminate the small talk. Coming up next, a greedy old man's physical war versus the state of the land back home.

3:14Hey, welcome back to the daily mess. What's worse, a greedy man's physical war or the mental state of the people back home in every country. Whoa, no time wasted. Let it be known that both are very damaging and very dangerous. They feed off each other. A greedy old man's physical war can cause chaos inside his own soul. Fear, anxiety, your ears are flooded with propaganda and distorted realities. There's division and there's mistrust. The effects of a greedy old man's physical war, sadly, the mental impact can last longer than the war itself. So what's worse, the greedy old man's physical war or the effects back home. The war zone is always going to be immediate and devastating. Back home, social damage. Lives are being reshaped, which becomes an effect on the family tree. Wars destroy bodies and mental aftermath. It reshapes the mind and there's soon to be community.

4:17So back up to the top. Here's the question. What's worse, a greedy old man's physical war or the mental state of the people back home in the country. Once again, plant this when inside your heart. They're both very dangerous and damaging. It is going to be your choice of what side of the white picket fence you're going to hang out on. I'm Aaron and that's the Daily Mass.