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Speaker 1: I just want to take the time to thank you

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for being a big supporter of all of my podcasts,

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all seventeen of them that have been hanging out and

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growing ever since twenty twelve. Now, how can you find

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them right? Well, there is one place it's all been

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centralized Arrow dot net A R R E dot net

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And once again, thank you so much. I like asking

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questions and the reason why is because the fund begins

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when you start researching for answers such as is prayer

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a solution? And if so, why do we feel so

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much doubt? Wait until you hear what the experts have

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to say. Plus a total shocker, who is Kevin Fetterlin

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For that matter, who is Britney Spears. My name is Arrow.

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I'm a daily writer, a silent wolf. I stand on

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the sidelines and do nothing but watch, listen, study, then activate.

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I happen to call it the daily Mess, a chronological

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walk through an everyday world. Yeah, it's my morning writing.

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As a receiver of thoughts and ideas, we as people

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tend to throw things to the side because we think

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we're going to deal with it later on. Well, when

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a subject arrives inside of me, I know it's time

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to dig in. It's still keeping that daily journal, but

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by doing the research, the picture becomes clearer. This is

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the daily mess. The wildest things come to me while

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in prayer and or meditation. Today, the word solution popped

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up in my heart. Solution. Instantly, I began to feel

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a moment of doubt. I've never heard a pastor or

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preacher say to their congregation that prayer is going to

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be their solution with no time wasted. The experts actually

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chimed into this, stating the answer of prayer being a

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solution depends on what kind of solution that you're actually

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looking for. How do you perceive and define what a

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solution is? Inside the multiple levels of spirit studies, prayer

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is the solution when reaching for inner peace. It helps

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calm the mind, refocus your thoughts, and strengthen faith. Emotionally,

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putting your hands on a solution is a way to

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process pain, the things we worry about, our hopes, gratitude,

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and comfort can truly reach an area of reduced stress

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by staying true to locating a solution. Here's where many

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people are going to drop off. Prayer doesn't change things

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on its own. It has to have an influencer. You

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have to be able to respond in a new way

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of accepting courage. What can actually be a real solution

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coming up next? A total shocker, A moment where I

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had to sit back and think, oh, I'm there, and

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it deals with Britney Spears and Kevin Fetterline. Hey, thanks

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for coming back to the daily Mess. Total shocker. A

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proud member of Generation Alpha and or Beta asked me, so,

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who are you interviewing next week on your podcasts? Very proudly,

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I said, Kevin Fetterline is going to be my guest.

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Who oh no, yeah. My entire world stopped. They actually said,

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who what do you mean who Britney Spears? Ex husband, Well,

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who is Britney Spears? They actually asked this. This is

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a true story. Generations Alpha and Beta are great examples

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of how fast pop culture actually moves through our lives.

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They claim even Generation Z might struggle with identifying who

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Britney Spears is mainly because of a huge shift in

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media consumption. Britney Spears was the MTV generation, not TikTok

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or YouTube. Also, there's a lack of current output. The

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algorithmic discovery clearly shows the former teen idol does not

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show up in search engines. It's all based on cultural contextualization.

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Generations alpha and Beta don't see Britney Spears as the

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great star that she became, but rather a symbol of

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social media exploitation. I do laugh when older fans of

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music say, Brittany ah Man, she's all over Facebook right now. Okay,

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now let's think about generation Alpha and beta Facebook. What's that.

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I'm Errol and that's the daily Mess.