August 23, 2024

Just like starting an online business begins with one clear step—choosing a niche—your blogging journey begins with one powerful lesson from your service. In this post, discover how a single story from your military experience can be transformed into your very first blog post, creating the foundation for connection, impact, and even future income.

Welcome to a personal glimpse into the journey that has shaped me into the person I am today. I’m Amadeo L. Saturnino II, and I currently have the honor of serving as the Acting Commanding Officer of the 504th Ready Reserve Infantry Battalion. My life’s work has been dedicated to serving our nation, both in uniform and beyond. Here, I share with you the roots of my dedication and service.

Raised on Resilience and Integrity

I was born and raised in the quaint town of Monreal, Masbate. My childhood was framed by the guiding principles of duty, honor, and commitment—values that my parents lived by and passed down to me. They taught me the significance of integrity and hard work, lessons that have been the cornerstone of my career in the military.

The Heart of Monreal

Monreal, while serene and picturesque, faced typical challenges seen in many remote parts of the Philippines. It was here among the close-knit community bonds and the daily trials that my aspiration to serve and protect developed. Witnessing the resilience of my community in the face of adversity inspired me to think beyond our local struggles and towards national service.

A Calling to Serve

The decision to join the military was a natural progression from the values I was raised with. The unity and collective responsibility that were ingrained in me from a young age in Monreal propelled me to pursue a path where I could make a significant impact. Serving in the military allowed me to extend the principles of community support and resilience I learned at home to the broader context of national security and development.

Join Me on This Journey

If you’re drawn to a life of service, or if you’re curious about how to prepare for and thrive in the reserve forces, I invite you to join me for a special 3-Part Live Online Workshop. This workshop is designed to guide aspiring reservists through the essentials of joining and excelling in the Philippine Army Reserve Force.

Workshop Sessions Include:

  1. Path to Service: A step-by-step guide to joining the Philippine Army Reserve Force.
  2. Military Skills Mastery Blueprint: How anyone can prepare for the reserve force without any previous experience.
  3. Building Your Support Network: Connecting with fellow aspiring reservists and mentors.

This free workshop is not just about sharing knowledge—it’s about building a community of committed individuals ready to serve our nation. Register now and secure your spot in a journey that transforms lives through service.

About the author 

Amadeo Saturnino II

Amadeo Saturnino II is a retired Lieutenant Colonel who spent decades serving with discipline, resilience, and leadership at the forefront. After hanging up his boots, he discovered a new battlefield: the blank page. Recognizing that countless veterans and reservists struggle to share their stories, he launched From Boots to Blogs—a platform that transforms military lessons into powerful civilian wins.

Blending military precision with practical blogging strategies, he now guides others through storytelling, content creation, and the confidence to share their voices online. His mission is simple: to prove that retirement is not the end of service—it’s the start of a new way to lead, teach, and inspire.

When he isn’t writing or coaching, he enjoys mentoring younger officers and Non-Coms. His vision is to help fellow veterans continue their mission—not on the battlefield, but in the hearts and minds of readers worldwide.

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