Dear Mike,  
Hope you are very fine!  I would like to tell you that your letters make the process of growing up smoother, easier and less painful.  Keep fit and healthy!  peru_m234

Thank you, Mike, for all you've "given" to me in the past 3 months.  I love it!
Rob Stoltz

Dear Mike,  
I don't remember when or even why I subscribed to your newsletter. I remember thinking maybe I will get a few good ideas. So I kept saving the emails and reading about one out of ten. Recently I thought, I am wasting disk space if I am not reading them, so I started to dump then. Then came the strange occurrence.  As I was scanning through choosing what quotes to keep and what to throw away, the quotes began to lift my spirits. I noticed a positive attitude; even in the midst of what I had thought were personal disasters. I have preached to others for years that life is a matter of choices. We choose to be happy, choose to react negatively, choose overreact or even to not act; but life is still a matter of choices. The problem has been separating events from me as a person. Your emails have helped me. My life is still confused at times, overwhelming and too busy; but, I know there is help.  ... And the light at the end of the tunnel???  Well, it's not a train!!!  It's our friends.  
Thanks again.   wl @ 47

Thanks Mike. This one gave me great focus for the day! Nice way to lift
my sights!  
Have a great day, Julie Roberts

Mike:  The synchronicity of your Feb. 15 issue was just too strong for me not to at least comment on it.  You talked about Homer Hickam and seeing sputnik race across the sky in October Sky. You reminded me that small goals lead to larger ones, and sometimes, in very unexpected ways.  Thank you.

The second synchronicity was your quote by Covey:  Starting with the end in mind. I had just spent a time of personal retreat with a friend who offered her home to me for that purpose and one of the last things she said to me was that statement by Covey.  When she said it, I had just expressed a great fear at my next step in personal evolution.  It was an inspiration to me from her mouth and again, today, from your email.

I live a very busy Internet life and rarely take time to read series, even after I sign up for them.  I am glad I'm reading this one.

Blessings, Neva Howell  The Healthy New Age Success & Creativity Ctr  www.healthynewage.com

Mike,
     Hi!   I have been reading these beautiful messages for the past one month or so.  I am based in Mumbai, India.  It has been a great experience sharing and understanding all of them. In fact I forward it to all of my close pals here and it’s beginning to change me and my thought process as a whole. Keep sending and sharing.
Thanks and Regards, Prasen

Hi--I just wanted to write you a quick note to say how happy I am to get your newsletter & how motivating it is to me! It's been a real blessing. Thank you for your encouragement!   Terri Stringer

Mike, just wanted to know that your emails pick me up every morning...  
Luv ya!  Heather Lockhart

Mike,
   Thanks for the heads up. You put a lot of effort into the articles you compose. I do appreciate them. Your selections sometimes mirror what is troubling me or causing concern at that time, or in the near time frame.
    As a supervisor, teacher in the health care arena I ask why students got into healthcare. Their answers are as much for them as myself. Many service sector jobs are demanding. You deal with people who are not at their best, whether because of pain or other issues. If you expect the job to satisfy you with a paycheck and kudos, find another way to make a living. If you are more altruistic, the rewards can be numerous and are a paycheck for the heart and soul.
   In thirty years I haven't lost my enthusiasm. In Latin that means "in God" I love what I do. Like the man on the beach, throwing starfish back in the sea. I make a difference to "That one".  Thanks you for your soulful tweaks at our motives and motivation.  Karen Vitale (Vitalcare)