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The Blogs Page is where I post rare blogs covering any particular topic. It was blogging on Blogger, under the name, "Caucasianally-Challenged-Christian", that this all began. The site has been retired and I am slowly inserting those blogs on this website. Amazing to see how I reflected on things almost twenty (20) years ago. Like the Start Page, a carousel of images will cycle through, if there is not a specific post mentioned in the page URL.

The main submenu that provides useful links. The links are 1) Avdio; 2) Blogs; 3) About; 4) Folio; 5) Vault; 6) Mojo50; 7) Spreaker; and 8) Rumble. The first five (5) menus are for internal site specific functionality. The remaining three (3) are to helpful external links.

Avdio (explanation of Avdio, here) has live broadcast notes. Blogs (not as frequent) are articles that has my brief attention. About provides a sufficient biography. Folio (only avail on the Avdio and Blogs pages) provides a breakdown of the posts by year and month. Vault is the search engine for the website.

Mojo50 is the radio network and team. Spreaker (Apple Music and iHeartRadio also) is the audio only avenue for Battle4Freedom. Rumble is the video experience of the Battle4Freedom.

There are three (3) main menu items: 1) Menu; 2) Start; and 3) Help. Each will be defined below.

Menu will open a submenu that gives access internal and external resources. Start (the Battle4Freedom logo) will always bring you back to the Home Page. Help opens this current menu window that you are browsing.

At the bottom of the page, is a simplified menu that only provides links to Start, Blogs, Avdio, and Whois. Each will be explained in the following links.

The Start Page.
The Blogs Page.
What does AVDIO Mean?
What is Whois?

The Start Page is self-explanatory. It's the home page. Just click the Battle4Freedom logo at the top of the page (or press the 's' key when not querying the database) and the home page will open.

A carousel of images will cycle through. Clicking the image will take you to the specific post. Other options on the Start Page will be recent links to posts on this website, as well as the latest podcasts (audio only broadcasts) and vodcasts (video and audio broadcasts). The ads are promoting sponsors of Battle4Freedom and businesses that we support.

AVDIO is the combination of the words: audio and video. As the Blogs Page is just meant for normal articles, the AVDIO page is the Vodcasts (video and audio broadcasts). This page contains the topics to be covered in each broadcast. (Pressing the 'a' key, when not querying the database, will open the AVDIO page).

The Whois Page is my brief autobiography. Instead of using About Us, Whois offers the ability to use 'w' key as a shortcut (when not querying the database) because the 'a' key has already been assigned to the AVDIO page. Other projects will be listed on this page to present the range of creativity that the Lord has given me.

Bible in a Year

1 Chronicles 3:10-6:30

Inspiring Success is Key

Success is birthed, not replicated.

Upon reading inspirational blogs, what sticks out most? Does it highlight deficiencies in our character or drive us to the proper introspection to no longer live in immaturity?

Is constantly browsing the internet for inspiration where we exhaust most of our time management? Time is never to be wasted and we should always strive to leave the prisons that hold us back from our true potential! Is there any profit to spending time on these sites admiring the handiwork of other people?

Meditating on a previous broadcast (Death by Survivorship Bias), I sought to better understand what things prevented me from realizing the potential was in me to lift up my confidence to accomplish whatever tasks where ahead of me. Putting pride aside, I realized that a suffered a lot of doubt as to who I was. Fearing the idea of, always, losing control, I sought affirmation from other people and changed who I was to meet their standards for success!

I am not ashamed to talk about my faith in Jesus. He inspires me all the time and when I tune into hearing Him, the floodgates of innovation are busting open. However, in those dark moments when I struggle find meaning and purpose, I immediately try to evaluate if I allowed greed to taint my integrity.

Greed brings out the worst in us. It does not inspire success but desperation! We make horrible decisions and chalk up our indifference to counsel as "free will!" I am not saying that we cannot learn from our mistakes but it appears that desperation turns off our learning caps. That means of the avenues of comprehension and application are closed for business.

The times I see the worst in desperation is when we keep ourselves too busy to learn anything because we feel that we need to keep moving. There are task oriented people who are successful and then there are busy bodies who remain in a perpetual state of disappointment because they cannot stop moving. Successful people control their tasks compared to busy bodied individuals who are controlled by their tasks!

Which one describes us best? Maybe there is a little of each in all of us. If we are honest, our lives are driven by tasks from the moment we awake to brushing our teeth before going to bed.

I'm not saying that the tasks are unimportant. I just wonder if we are too busy to succeed?

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Sat, Apr 11th, 2020 14:43:00Watson Prunier, SOC