Three Inspiring Lessons From Ms. Susan Boyle’s Stunning Performance
Susan Boyle deserves to be viewed and to be heard by millions of people around the world because she is an inspiring individual.
Ms. Susan Boyle’s was an inspiring contestant of Britain’s Got talent.She stunned the world with her voice as she sang, I dreamed a dream of Les Miserables. Her wonderful song surprised the audience and watchers of the show.The judges were also amazed and even Simon Cowell, whom we think was so hard to please, was mesmerized by her unexpected voice.
Here are Three Inspiring Lessons to be Learned with Ms. Susan Boyle’s Stunning Performance:
Inspiring Lesson 1: Age doesn’t matter when it comes to talent.
Ms. Boyle’s showed people that even though she is already forty seven, she can still make her dream a reality.
This video will show us that age will not be a hindrance when it comes to talent. See an eighty-year-old woman dancing like a person in her twenties.
Inspiring Lesson 2: Don’t underestimate anyone.
Many will ask, why are people searching for Ms.Susan Boyle on the web and why would anyone be interested on someone like her?
They don’t know that like a good song, a talented person will still stand out even if the package doesn’t look very attractive.
Now even people who were not interested with Les Miserables started to search for the song lyrics of I dreamed a dream because they heard it sang by Ms. Boyle.
Inspiring Lesson 3: If you got talent show it and be an inspiration.
Ms. Boyle’s was given an opportunity to be seen on television and to showcase her talent. What did she do? She grabbed it and made the best of it.See her stunning moment below.
May Ms. Boyle’s performance be remembered and these three inspiring lessons will not be forgotten.
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Kate Smedley, posted this comment on Apr 15th, 2009
I’d not seen this Dee, thanks for sharing it, what a stunning performance.
Kairos, posted this comment on Apr 15th, 2009
Hi Dee, nice to be back. Good article. inspiring as always.
clay hurtubise, posted this comment on Apr 15th, 2009
Good piece. Will watch video when not at work!
Thanks,
Clay
Kimberly Moore, posted this comment on Apr 15th, 2009
Wonderful performances! A lovely article Dee:)
Mysfit, posted this comment on Apr 15th, 2009
Good article Dee…so encouraging words u said there…there’s a lesson from this article…
JK Kristie, posted this comment on Apr 15th, 2009
Excellent post, Dee. Very inspiring share, indeed.
Leafygreens, posted this comment on Apr 15th, 2009
Great job on this article! I read and saw the Inet video of her performance a few times. It gave me chills to see it. Glad you wrote this article. Well done!
Miss Heda, posted this comment on Apr 15th, 2009
you should also add don’t judge a book by its cover!
i saw this on the news and im in australia so im sure its been shown around the world!!
she is wonderful so brilliant!! though your video is not as good deffiently doesn’t give her good credit
Dee Gold, posted this comment on Apr 15th, 2009
Thanks everyone.
yes Ms.Heda,definitely we should not judge a book by its cover.I found many good videos but among them,this is the only one that allowed me to embed it.
Betty Carew, posted this comment on Apr 16th, 2009
This woman is awesome she blew everyone away and anyone around her age her over I’m sure felt that she put out a message for all of us. Fantastic article Dee
papaleng, posted this comment on Apr 16th, 2009
I agree with the rest, this is indeed a good article and very inspiring.
angelonearth2001, posted this comment on Apr 16th, 2009
Thank you so much for sharing i haven’t seen that before it is very good and they are amazing……every one has talent they just have to believe in themselves……..thank you for this inspiring moment.
Karen Gross, posted this comment on Apr 17th, 2009
I think it is very sad that people were astonished that an older, less attractive woman was able to sing so well. Why shouldn’t she?
I read that in the 60’s group, the Mamas and the Papas, Cass Wilson was so ashamed to share the stage with Michelle Phillips that she at first would sing from backstage. What a sad commentary on our society that women who are larger should not be seen, even when they have so much talent.
We get so used to Hollywood standards: that you have to look a certain way in order to be a success. The music industry has also become snobbish, since singers must be packaged and sold, and of course, sex sells.
I will be interested in following the story to see if Ms. Boyle is able to launch a singing career.
Humming Buzz, posted this comment on Apr 17th, 2009
I am a new Susan Boyle fan- I love her confidence, she inspires me. And those people who were making faces when she came out- I want to slap them.
It’s not just her age, it’s her looks they were sneering at, as well.
Athlyn Green, posted this comment on Apr 17th, 2009
I just listened to an early recording of Susan’s Cry Me a River and she shows she can sing jazz remarkably well. This lady has really got it and I hope she goes far.
How can you not like someone who has a cat named Pebbles?
In hard times, I think the world is ready for some reality and some real people, over the marketed stars that may look like models but are shorter on true talent.
Holly J. Harrington, posted this comment on Apr 17th, 2009
I dont care what anyone says she was fabulous and I suspected something was afoot. I try never to judge a book by its cover and to be quite honest Im part Scot and she definitely has the Scot facial features and she is lovely in her own right.
She also has an inner soul to.
God Bless her and may He look out for her in the negative world of music. I hope she holds onto her faith as well and at 40 something she keeps that Scot common sense in the business as well.
Susan we wish you creative success and I wish all of us here on Triond the same success.
Annie Hintsala, posted this comment on Apr 19th, 2009
Amen sister. Love your videos. Couldn’t watch them at school and had to wait for the weekend.
nobert soloria bermosa, posted this comment on Apr 20th, 2009
she’s really good,
Bo Jack Russo, posted this comment on Apr 21st, 2009
Dee, wanted to give you the click,this is the second article about this when I couldn’t watch the video.
CutestPrincess, posted this comment on Apr 23rd, 2009
you both are talented…
berrynice, posted this comment on May 5th, 2009
Excelent article and so true. Go Susan Boyle.
rizzei, posted this comment on May 31st, 2009
i don’t know she joined the Britain’s Got talent contest. i just knew her in american idol. anyway, i really adore her. she faces the world as much as any other human being does:)
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Evelyn Moore, posted this comment on Apr 15th, 2009
I agree 100% with this. I saw this performance and the reaction of the crowd before she sang did sum up the way we treat (particularly women) older people. Although at 47 she is not over the hill – (certainly not from where I am standing) but to the youth mad culture of celebrity she would be seen as past it.
When she sang I was speechless – I just hope that she now finds some real satisfaction and happiness in her life and someone protects her from the ravages of the media.