Magazine Blog/vLog
This is so fun! Click on the Magazine Below. If you find it is too small to read: Look at the top line of symbols and click the last symbol on that line (Fullscreen) and the Magazine will enlarge to fill your entire screen. To shrink the book, click the Fullscreen symbol again. when the Magazine opens, you can change the pages by the arrows on top or by clicking thee mouse anywhere on the page.
The table of contents is on page 2. If you click on any of the entries, it will take you directly to that page. Example: Below is the Freedom vLog/Blog. Look at the top menu bar with the arrows above the book. There is a big arrow to the right of the book or there is a right arrow in the menu bar. Clicking on either one of these arrows will open the book to the first page. There you will see a table of contents on the left hand page. If you wish to see the book get larger so you can read it, go to the menu and there are two diagonal arrows one pointing up to the right and one pointing down to the left. If you press that, you'll get a full screen page of the book. Then you can scroll down the entries and select one by pressing it. It will take you directly to article you want to see or read.
Book Case
This is where the current blog entries and the archived blogs are stored according to date. You will also see a book of "ETC." This will be lesson extras or references in lessons. For instance, in the podcast season 1, episode 1, I have a copy of the Declaration of Independence so you can follow along as I read it. Some devices have a scroll bar on the left side. If you don't see that, you can move the mouse scroll wheel up or down and you'll see the different shelves.
When the going gets tough . . .
Just like the Billy Ocean song says, "The tough get going!" I remember when the Japanese wanted to rebrand their world image. They all got into a room and asked the hard questions, such as how do we stand for excellence in the products we make? They came up with a plan and implimentation strategy that make their cars as the best on the market. They not only succeeded for their auto industry but also in raising their standards for the nation. (I remember my Toyota 4Runner with fondness) We might think that all this chaos around us looks like the end of civilization, but it doesn't need to be that way. Take some time out, get yourself together, then start to imagine the way you want your world to be. It might take some research as to what is the best way for a person to live and what steps to take to make that change. Time to do some heavy lifting and know that plans built on love and self-responsibility will always lead to a better world for yourself and others. It won't be easy, but we can do it!