Comments on: They Said Walt Disney Had No Imagination

By: Lourie Booze

Lourie Booze — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 21:21:57 +0000

Thank you for the truth. This post has encouraged me to keep pushing even when its hard. I realize that when I work for someone, I push to get even the difficult things done to fulfill their goal because I am held accountable; therefore, I plan my way to the finish line. I understand now that I must push even when I don’t feel like it or when the circumstances look rough if I want to be successful.

By: Roy Times

Roy Times — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 18:41:07 +0000

Just what I needed to hear. In the face of failure or at least a severe lack of progress I had become a bit discouraged. After reading this blog I still feel frustrated but my response will be to believe in the dream and push forward all the more fervently.
This year would have ended like every other year, with no appreciable change in my life. But then I read this blog. This post has changed my 2010!

By: rebedre

rebedre — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 01:58:47 +0000

Very inspiring and true. I am blessed every time I read your blog. My father is a black Puerto Rican man who at the time of racial bias in the EU also had to sit on the back of the bus. He is a very big man and very imposing as he was a weight lifter, he taught me not to be intimidated by no one. When I would go to him crying he would tell me “compose your self” I then had to look up to him and say what was on my mind without any crying. That engraved an attitude in my mind. Don’t be afraid of no one or anything. You are equal to anyone else. Praise God for his courage…he taught me a lesson that is still with me today.