Comments on: More on Susan Boyle, You and Me

By: body detox diet

body detox diet — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 15:38:28 +0000

Susan Boyle was my bet on Britain Got Talent. She has a very beautiful voice. Unfortunately, she got dropped.

By: Priscilla Bogema

Priscilla Bogema — Wed, 06 May 2009 23:11:46 +0000

Susan Boyle has a real voice. I believe most young people are use to someone yelling at them…swearing,vulgarity or exchanging duragatory remarks or even implying they can control your emotions. She’s a real person with real talent. Not made by Hollywood like so many wannabee,entertainers around the world. It would be nice if more people would come forward & beable to sing like that,knowing they are not going to be judged by their looks or what they have on their back.

By: Dale Curtis

Dale Curtis — Mon, 04 May 2009 09:01:50 +0000

Paul,

I was one of the three people on the planet who had not seen or heard Susan’s performance. I can’t get enough of it.
She is confident not cocky, polished not packaged, relevant not regressive – tremendously spiritual.
Thanks for providing your poignant commentary.

By: Bob Crawshaw

Bob Crawshaw — Sun, 03 May 2009 09:14:29 +0000

Hi Paul

I agree with your wise commentary. Who dares wins but to firstly win you must dare. http://mainestreet1.blogspot.com/2009/04/communications-lessons-from-susan-boyle.html

By: Keith Hall

Keith Hall — Fri, 01 May 2009 17:50:56 +0000

Paul,

Excellent post! Though you mention that you ignore the fear and do your action dream. For me, I prefer to see the fear and use the energy in the fear to really take action toward my goal. I can always use a little extra energy boost and fear can be the provider.

What is fear? I see it as not knowing the answer to the situation in front of me ( will they like me? will I get eaten? will I get injured? will they laugh at me? these are all negative energy fears, Fear is often associated with negative energy. Positive unknowns like how well am I going to wow them? what will be my level of success? ) Use the energy in fear to take action, hopefully a correct action.

Thanks Paul

By: Robert Schwarztrauber

Robert Schwarztrauber — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 23:37:57 +0000

Imagine the kind of world it could be if everyone would share the special talent they hold secret. Cast off the fear of success, the fear of failure, DECIDE to fling open the gates and let free the dreams and passions held within.(Just as Susan did!) I believe this video you shared Paul, will be a wake up call. Inspiration and permission for everyone to dust off their dreams and get busy making them come true. To announce to the world (through your publicity systems!) that they have a special, secret gift to share. If you won’t do it for yourself, please do it for us. Please don’t deny us a better life by withholding your gifts. What a shame for all if your dreams should wither on the vine. Surprise us…please, please surprise someone today! YOU have a gift to share.

By: Stefan Johne

Stefan Johne — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 21:57:54 +0000

Paul – as being an Internet Marketer myself that has gone trough rough years your the only one left in the list of guys I subscribed per mail. Your great and have an eagle sight please never stop mailing me when you have posted something new!

And hell yeah there are so many people with excuses… it’s hard to don’t have some even if I know about the problem I can’t work around all of mine I wish Susan all the luck she wants, she deserve it.

By: Signe A. Dayhoff, Ph.D.

Signe A. Dayhoff, Ph.D. — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 21:32:18 +0000

Paul,
Thanks so much for pointing out how Susan Boyle and her poignant choice of song are so emblematic of not only her life but that of so many others. And perhaps what’s worse than not achieving one’s dream is not quite knowing what one’s dream is.

Those in that situation have a gnawing sensation of there being something within them crying out for expression, for creating something to make them more fulfilled. But they don’t know how to identify it. For some others, if they could identify it, they might not dare let it out for fear of a disappointing result. So sad.

For those who have not as yet achieved their dream I can only hope that Susan Boyle becomes a role model for throwing their shoulders back, taking a deep breath, and plunging ahead -”Watch out world. Ready or not, here I come!”

(P.S. If this post is a duplicate, I apologize. My cable went out just as I was submitting it earliers.)

By: Clive Sheldon

Clive Sheldon — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 15:21:13 +0000

Paul I was amazed to learn you had picked up the Susan Boyle story. On what Prog did you see her? I thought your article the tops! You sure have a way with words. Wish I could afford you write my PR`s. But you are a D..n good teacher. I`m proud to be one of your `happy campers` Regs Clive

By: Penny G

Penny G — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 14:47:23 +0000

Fear and procrastination are two biggies to overcome to get to success. Of course, there are so many other issues as well but, I absolutely agree with you… Susan Boyle knew what she had and showed her confidence on stage. She was a wreck afterwards, but that didn’t count for the real show.

I recently rode on the Silverton Train in Durango, CO. It rocks back and forth and runs on a cliff where you think you will fall off. At first I was scared to death, really thought I was going to fall of the cliff in the train, (even though it has been running this route for 130 years). Finally, I enjoyed the lesson that if you let go of your “thoughts” of fear and enjoy the ride… you will!