Stream Thinking Peacefully Talking Forward

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March 7, 2022

Are we talking too much?  Just because I’m a daily writer and podcaster doesn’t mean I find great joy in talking.  I’d rather say nothing.  It’s who I am!  I was that kid in Montana that didn’t want to leave his bedroom.  I always sat in back seat on the bus doing all I could to find the furthest seat in the classroom. What makes this abnormal are the forty three years I’ve invested in broadcasting.  The medium has nothing to do with my personality because I keep wondering if we’re talking too much.  People have a lot to say.  About nothing.  Big thoughts without activation.  Getting into a conversation means getting wrapped up in other people’s drama.  Don’t know about you but the voices in the head are constantly talking and most of the time they’re screaming for us to create a conversation or make some sort of connection.  We did the eye glance thing for two years because of Covid.  You know what body language does! Oh oh they hate me.  What did I do wrong this time?  Life is about forward motion as well as emotion.  The question isn’t can we please stop talking.  Are we talking too much?  There’s so much being said about the possibilities of a world war to the price of food, gas and funerals. Our human consumption levels are off the charts.  We don’t know who or what to believe. Too much talk.  To make matters worse the warranty on your car is up but we can help you locate a solution.  Too much talk!