Stream Thinking Show Me Your Hunger

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April 13, 2021

Stream thinking.  Learning to utilize your personal strength by way of owning your presence of Now.  A daily discipline.  One page.  Ten minutes to throw whatever’s in your head and heart down.  You can’t erase or edit.  Tapping into that source of energy that’s always present.  It’s usually ignored by our addiction to plan.  We are convinced that all things attempted must be perfect before we forget it.  Today’s mental journey puts a lot of attention on you showing me your hunger.  Show me how serious you are about becoming more that what you are.  Show me your hunger.  Show me the callus on your fingertips caused by endless amounts of scratching on the walls you claim to be blocking you.  Show me your best laid out plans.  Many can’t.  The choice has been to sit here and never get started.  What did you do during the Covid 19 lockdown that can be used as a brilliant tool today?  If I were a business manager selected to build a brilliant working team that question would be a priority.  What did you do during the lockdown? Show me your hunger.  Not food.  Your hunger.  Your drive.  Perseverance.  Passion.  Vision.  Broken paths caused by the weight of chance and change.  Show me your hunger. No matter how dark midnight comes across, your heart remains enlightened by the willingness to participate.  Isn’t that what feeds hunger?  Knowing there’s going to be a difference.  Utilizing it as a tool by way of keeping free of all things indifferent.  Stop just sitting around and standing in a motionless place waiting for life to heal itself.  Show me your hunger.  To feel the gnawing of your truth.  To watch how each time you’re told no, it reignites the fires that can’t be contained.  Hunger!  You said you’ve got more today and it’s not just a dream.  You’re being called.  Let me inside to see your hunger.