Comments on: Living on Purpose

By: Bill Dempsey

Bill Dempsey — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 17:27:54 +0000

Thank You Vic for all you’ve done for so many!

You have helped me and several others to look at our lives and where we want to be!

Thank You for being there!

Bill Dempsey

By: sylvester opara

sylvester opara — Sat, 15 Apr 2006 15:57:14 +0000

vic,

You’ve really touched many lives and mine is no exception. I got to know U not by accident but thru’ a newspaper publication on “As a Man Thinketh”
in a nigerian paper. I’ve seen and read alot of ur nice programs but without a means to participate. As an international subscriber what means of payment can I use to effect purchase of books and participate on programs found interesting(All are interesting). Again, can the books when actually paid for be delivered to the address I will provide. I personally feel happy to associate with U thru’ “As a Man Thinketh” and I want to grow in such wisdom of “As a Man Thinketh” and the adherents.

I remain
Yours faithfully
Opara S.O.N.

By: Bob Giambelluca

Bob Giambelluca — Thu, 09 Feb 2006 14:23:16 +0000

Vic, Thanks so much for ALL the messages you provide, each one brings another way / thought toward fulfilling what I believe to be my / our main and never ending purpose in life……….”To Make A Difference” in the lives of everyone we encounter in some way, shape or form!

Thanks Again……………bg

By: Vic

Vic — Wed, 08 Feb 2006 06:34:11 +0000

C�lia, thanks for sharing such great stuff with us. I don’t really look at it as you had to give up your dreams 7 years ago. I see it more as you needed to put a different date (for achievement) on your dreams. I also observe that there are some people who seem created for a single purpose and they never deviate from that (Mother Teresa comes to mind). But I also observe that for most of us, our purpose in life evolves as we evolve and our consciousness is raised to new heights. I think you need to follow the tug of your heart and if that takes you to a much bigger stage then so be it. Keep us posted on your progress. Shalom.

By: Tom

Tom — Tue, 07 Feb 2006 04:53:25 +0000

I may not be clear what my purpose is but I have plenty of goals and high aspirations, etc. Currently I’m struggling to make a new business idea support me. It is a service to others and it’s my passion. But then I just read: Do what you love and you’ll probobly starve! Yikes!!!! Tired of all the books and seminars that haven’t helped. Not yet anyway. But then I have heard: “Judge not by appearances”. Well what has been appearing has really got me by the throat. Still hangin in there!!!!!!!!!!!

By: Celia Leal

Celia Leal — Mon, 06 Feb 2006 18:46:07 +0000

Vic,

I found this message of great importance. Around 7 years ago I had to give up a few of my dreams for family (son) ‘s reasons. By then, what I thought most was to leave a legacy of integrity, values, abstract qualities. One of my goals at that time was also to be committed to my Jewish Congregation, and start relationships with people abroad. My relationships have developed, I got to meet wonderful people through the Internet, such as Rabbis, Doctors, Coaches. But now, this year especially, my life purpose is even more linked to my Jewish Congregation, my son’s wellbeing, but also I need to extend my goals, outside family, towards accomplishing prosperous work, either in the sphere of my Rabbi, or also enlarge my deep interests in order to encompass international politics, world peace movements, relief for great causes such as Pakistan’s and Sudan’s victims. I follow the news on CNN everyday, and I know my background requires that I follow a path of further and greater commitment. I would appreciate it if you could comment on my posting.
Thank you so much in advance! C�lia Leal