I'm shocked to see that "unwired" isn't a word on Dictionary.com. So many claim to be wired yet we can't be unwired? We face the word daily. Listen to the way we speak to others as well as ourselves. Endlessly we're overtaken by unwired questions. Saturated with thoughts that disconnect us from the reality of our actuality. On this podcast we take on the huge difference between those two words. Aren't reality and actuality one in the same? Not if you look deeper into the plan and purpose of how your unwired questions carelessly seek answers. I'm convinced that we never grow outside the shell of a two year old, "Mom! Mom! Mom!" No day passes that I don't diligently work on bringing my questions to an end. I'm blessed with the opportunity to interview a lot of creative people. I get incredibly tired of asking questions. I lean more on making statements. Pause... The other side of the communication connection is forced to reply or face what we in radio call dead air. Make the statement. If there's a true connection an unwired question isn't required to motivate the moment. Lets add a twist to this mental action to a reaction. Unwired questions sent to yourself by way of talking to yourself. How often do you talk yourself out of a bad mood or into a darker chapter? Becoming aware of where you stand is the actuality. Nobody but you knows how you got there, that's the reality. It feels great when you're inspired to change your present place inside actuality but to get to that point the reality of the steps you've already taken need to be recognized as well as forgiven. You aren't today who you were yesterday. Reality. Therefore your actuality is keeping your unwired questions under control. This is why I keep a de-frag journal. Every afternoon around 4 I sit down and set free the unwired questions. Get them out before they take you out. That's the reality of your actuality.