Comments on: The Unreasonable Manifesto, Part 2

By: whey.protein.side.effects

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By: Kevin Puls

Kevin Puls — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 14:41:23 +0000

Another great post, or should I say…

A great continuation of the previous one!

Thanks again for all the insights that you provide.

In these tough times, we do need to back ourselves into corners so we have nowhere to go but forward- 100% spot-on.

Thanks Again!

Best,

-Kevin

By: arunshroff

arunshroff — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 02:42:01 +0000

Great advice – inspiration laced with nuggets of insights that all entrepreneurs and people who want to change the world would do well to heed !

By: Cheryl Antier

Cheryl Antier — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 22:56:37 +0000

Hey Paul,

I\\\’ve missed talking to you! Fabulous post, with your usual laser-focus that cuts through the clutter and gets right to the point.

So what\\\’s coming down the pipeline for you? Can\\\’t wait to hear what you\\\’ve got going on next! Whatever it is, I hope I get the opportunity to be part of it!

Warmly,

Cheryl

By: author

author — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 22:50:11 +0000

Kurt,

Where comes inspiration? Such a simple question, no simple answer. I’ve been studying related ideas and material and working in this domain for more than 15 years – so I’d have to say it’s the sum total.

By: martin

martin — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 16:34:03 +0000

Hi
This piece is helping me to continue my own unreasonable quest. A part of this quest is to work a blog for a new political party here in Guyana. The blog is at guyanaactionparty.blog.com. It is up and running. You said that i should ask confidantly for what i need. i am now asking you for some ideas to get people to visit the blog.

thanks in advance

martin

By: Marcus Thompson

Marcus Thompson — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 14:25:49 +0000

Paul,

Another great artiticle! I especially like #20. Most people would rather point the finger or find someone to blame. As a person who blogs about applying the Bushido (way of the warrior) to modern living, I value integrity and accountability very highly.

Thanks again,

Marcus

By: Nathan Cheeley

Nathan Cheeley — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 18:37:39 +0000

I love numbers 14 & 18.

I think they can go hand in hand as well. Recently I took on a project that looked like a piece of cake, but some unexpected variables popped up and backed me into a corner. I became afraid, but also overly determined to out-perform the new obstacles. Thanks for these pointers, Paul. Very useful and enlightening, as always.

By: Jeff Machado | Your Outstanding VA

Jeff Machado | Your Outstanding VA — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 17:35:09 +0000

#11 really resonated with me. If I’m going to have to do work, I want it to be work that inspires me and shows me just how much I can accomplish. My family never understood this about me – a dreamer among ‘realists’ will always experience this though.

And #16 scares people a lot. I keep on telling the people in my life what’s possible and what they could be doing but they’re afraid to make even one step forward. But I hope if I keep on bringing it up enough to them they will realize that the next action isn’t all that scary.

Great reading. Thanks so much for adding value to my day!

By the way, you should add Twitter tools or a similar plugin to your site so people can easily tweet awesome posts like this!

By: Kurt Barnhart

Kurt Barnhart — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 13:53:20 +0000

Hey Paul. I just ordered your book from Amazon. You always have such great messages. What inspires you?
– Kurt, Lake Hodges