With so many choices many of us have gotten caught up in playing the game but not living the lifestyle. Radio is a great example. Anyone and pretty much everyone thinks they can be on the air. In every lecture I always ask, "I think it's awesome that you have the confidence to pop open that microphone and share your personality. But do you have the courage to sit in that seat when the weather has produced a tornado? Do you have the solid behavior of a Broadcaster to not move from that studio if war broke out on our shores?" Every business has it's share of players without enforcing the employee to live the lifestyle. Being public with my Christianity came with a price. I miss a lot of my friends and believe many making decisions on the business front don't want a Jesus freak in the front seat. I tried to hide for years only to realize the importance of the spiritual growth isn't supposed to be tucked in a box. Did you know the most important person in Hollywood isn't the actor, writer producer or studio. It's the man or woman taking your ticket at the door. The very second you step inside the theater the way you're greeted makes or breaks the experience. Next stop is the popcorn. Are you being met by a player or someone that's made it their lifestyle? It's like purchasing a motorcycle for the thrill of the adventure then never riding it.