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Oct 19
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Thanks to the power of television, the Internet and especially social media sites like Twitter and Facebook, most people around the world now know who Susan Boyle is. At age 47, she leapt to almost immediate global fame when she sang “I Dreamed a Dream” from Les Misérables as an audition for the television program, “Britain’s Got Talent”. While overnight success such as hers is more the exception than the rule, there are a number of lessons from her story which if you apply them can help you to become successful too.
Susan Boyle Singing in China
Now many may think these ideas have maybe been around before or are a corruption of something else, but I can assure they’re not. No you are reading about a brand new original idea for the first time. I’m an unknown; a “Susan Boyle” if you like. Who is going to be my “Simon Cowell”? The answer is you all are. Any who read I urge to tell others. If you think I simply got lucky with this please keep tuned. We may look at a couple of others in this vein, because you know their stories or maybe you might pick up some gossip. Either way it’ll be entertaining.
Susan Boyle Before Transformation
Susan Boyle with Spec
Susan Boyle’s third album, ‘Someone To Watch Over Me,’ sees Susan and world acclaimed producer Steve Mac reunited to present a sensational and contemporary album that will span the generations. Featuring breathtaking renditions of ‘Unchained Melody’ and ‘Both Sides Now’, Susan fearlessly takes on iconic songs ‘Enjoy The Silence’ and ‘Mad World’ giving them a new identity. Original material includes ‘This Will Be The Year’ by Emeli Sande and Naughty Boy with Josh Kear and ‘Return’ by Steve Mac and Wayne Hector.
Susan Boyle - Someone To Watch Over Me
“What we’re all striving for is authenticity, a spirit-to-spirit connection.” Oprah Winfrey
Susan Boyle - Come To Me