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I Had Tears In My Eyes Watching This Dream Come True

I could hardly keep a dry eye as I watched Susan Boyle sing and I’m sure many of you will feel the same way.  The immense light and power that came from this woman was enough to knock every­body in the crowd out.

Susan is a con­tes­tant on Britain’s Got Tal­ent, a tal­ent search sim­i­lar to Amer­i­can Idol.  There’s Simon Cow­ell as a judge and you just expect him to make the mean­est com­ments, espe­cially in the case of Susan Boyle.

But this video (if you haven’t already seen it) is of a woman, who against all odds defied everyone’s pre­con­ceived notion of her.

The mes­sage here is strong.  Don’t give up on your dreams and no mat­ter what any­one says, you have the abil­ity to out­shine and wow everyone.

When times are tough, I like to revisit these inspi­ra­tional sto­ries.  They mean a lot to me and I want to share this one with you.

Please click on the screen shot to view the video.

Please click on the screen shot to view the video.

Please let me know what you think of the video.

Bet­ter and Better

Laura

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12 Responses to I Had Tears In My Eyes Watching This Dream Come True
  1. Marcia
    April 22, 2009 | 9:04 pm

    It just goes to show how peo­ples ini­tial per­cep­tions can be so wrong.

  2. montana gray
    April 23, 2009 | 4:37 am

    I LOVE this video. I have watched it more than a dozen times. Each time, the tears still flow.

    Now I know that not only do dreams come true, but they can hap­pen in a way that far exceeds what the log­i­cal mind would believe.

    1.) Her video, now viewed 35 mil­lion + times, has been viewed more than Pres­i­dent Obama’s accep­tance speech
    2.) Her idol, Elaine Page, has expressed inter­est in record­ing with Susan. Elaine Page, is “The First Lady of British Musi­cal The­atre”. Bio at http://www.elainepage.com/biography.html.
    3.) This woman who has never been kissed will have her FIRST DATE with Piers Mor­gan, one of the judges from Britain’s Got Tal­ent. He asked her out on Larry King Live!
    Her FIRST DATE? Din­ner in Lon­don with Piers!

    I believe Susan is chang­ing the energy of the entire quan­tum pool with her story — and I am in awe of her journey!

    AND her voice!

    You go, Susan! And hold your cen­ter — your life is about to be a wild ride.

  3. Jeraldine
    April 23, 2009 | 1:15 pm

    WOW! This beau­ti­ful warm lady, singing about hav­ing a dream, and liv­ing it at the same moment. I’m still cry­ing with utter joy at her dream that is NOW.Thankyou Susan, for being you whilst expe­ri­enc­ing the dream. xxx

  4. Michael Williams
    April 23, 2009 | 11:56 pm

    Most peo­ple love a spe­cial story where the “plain Jane” or “Plain Joe” turn out to have the soul of an “Angel”. Best of every­thing to her.

    But, I’m sure this was all cal­cu­lated by Simon and the other pro­duc­ers. They had to have known she could really sing great before she ever got near the cam­eras. These peo­ple have to try-out, that’s no secret. And Simon Cow­ell knows the music biz and good pro­mo­tion. Let’s not kid outselves.

    I just hope she can with­stand all the “sharks” in that busi­ness. And I do mean: it’s a busi­ness” first, not art!

  5. Michael
    April 24, 2009 | 4:49 am

    wow i had tears in my eyes too,big time haha amaz­ing filled me with such happiness

  6. james gichigi
    April 27, 2009 | 6:53 pm

    I is good to see this hap­pen to a nice lady, She was ready to bring her inner being out and show us the way.
    All the best to her towards her mag­nif­i­cent future.
    Bet­ter and Bet­ter
    Jamesg

  7. Maribel
    April 28, 2009 | 2:44 am

    This video means so much to me, because some of us some­times feel inade­cu­ate in some sit­u­a­tions and don’t dare to dream. Susan is so tal­ented, I admire the way she kept with her dream even though every­one laughed at her. This is a beau­ti­ful les­son to all of those who did not have the sen­si­bil­ity to feel respect for her judg­ing her by her look. What an extra­or­di­nary surprise!!!!

  8. Tess
    April 28, 2009 | 10:59 am

    I love her and with great admi­ra­tion, she is amaz­ing. Don’t judge any­one by their looks. She is a beau­ti­ful per­son inside and out. YOU go Girl.….
    Tess from Guam

  9. Suzi
    May 4, 2009 | 10:29 am

    I’m so glad that Susan has her foot planted firmly in the door to where ever and what ever she sees beyond her tomor­rows but what makes my heart sing with pure joy is the look on the crowds face. Not before she began to sing but after. Did you see the hope in their eyes? Did you see the thoughts of “maybe i can” glow­ing from their lives?

    Susan’s life has been a jour­ney and as far as i know its lead her to this place — but the magic of it all, is the way this part of her jour­ney has ignited some­one else’s life adven­ture (and she may never know it; a thing that doesn’t even matter).

    We doubt oth­ers so often because we doubt our­selves. I know i do.

    My hope is no longer for Susan — its for every one she has inspired by con­tin­u­ing on in her life the way only she can. Won­der­ful really… and i guess, if she can so can I.

  10. Melissa
    May 5, 2009 | 9:23 pm

    The bar­ri­ers in my fam­ily rela­tion­ships are start­ing to melt away and we are enjoy­ing each other for the first time!

  11. David
    May 6, 2009 | 8:02 am

    I had heard so much about her .. but never had the time to see the video .. I just did.. and I cant believe it .. It brought tears to my eyes.. she is such an inspi­ra­tion .. so very good to have some­thing sim­ple as a per­son with a dream and a voice like an angel in this mod­ern age .…to inspire mil­lions of people.

  12. Dennis Sullivan
    May 26, 2009 | 10:59 am

    I lis­tened to the Susan Boyle video and I thought it was amaz­ing. I’m not one for tear­ing up but her voice left me drained emo­tion­ally. I’ve only heard it about fifty times and each time I tear up. I can only hope Susan can find her dreams.

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