July 12, 2021
Stream thinking. Saying what’s on your mind right now. If it sucks. You’ll learn quickly how the reaction becomes a leadership role in your life. If it’s brilliant. Can you do it again without making it look like you’re trying? Stream thinking. It should be a daily exercise in your life. Ten minutes. One page. Write without editing. Just write! And I did 26 minutes before Sir Richard Branson blasted toward the edge of space. It all sounds like a B movie. Billionaires in Space! 26 minutes away from his launch felt like a lifetime. We should’ve learned how to respect time during the Covid lockdown. Time felt like it was standing around. It roamed in and out of our lives then suddenly it was 2021. Trust me, if you look at the headlines we haven’t budged an inch. Time keeps ticking and we are talking. About the same stuff day in and day out. Then you have Sir Richard Branson blasting into space. He put focus on the potential and not what fate decides to invite into the journey. Fate is time sitting around, “Oh you’re still here? I guess I should do something for you.” Working with time means being patient. I mean it took Sir Richard 17 years to have a very fast joy ride. It was up and quickly down. Don’t they have pills for this? Stream thinking. It’s ok to document a little history. Not for you. Your energy is supposed to be on the present. You write things down for future readers. My God! You lived through a pandemic. You have fallen witness to Space X with Elon Musk and now Sir Richard. For Luke Skywalker to grow a pair to take on Vader there needed to be a life before the moment. You're living it baby! Your place on the planet doesn’t belong to you. It’s for them! They need to know how they got there!