Do you think you are past your prime?
Do you think you can't overcome the many challenges and challenges you face in life?
Do you think that at this time it is not possible at all to win?
If you answered yes to any of the questions, read on this story, because it will allow you to know many things that you don't know about life.
Susan Boyle is a girl who was born with a brain injury due to a mistake made by the doctor when she was born. In the first years of her life she fell in love with music She wanted to be a musician, but because she was not attractive she was discouraged by many people who ignored her.
Her family was having financial problems, adding another burden to her already burden. In 1995 she asked to takes part in a talent show but her application is rejected.
Susan continued to believe in her dream of being a famous singer, but two years later her father died, and years later her sister died as well. Even though her life was dealing with these problems, she still continued to believe in her dream and did not give up. Keep dreaming In 2007, his mother gave birth to Susan, who was the only person who received all the attention Our needy sex also died, she became alone in her vigilance. When this happened Susan was disappointed and she stopped her dream of singing and went back to her small apartment.
After years of suffering, Susan decided to go back again Fight for her dream of joining the Britain's Got Talent show, which showcases people's talents and their work, and the time was where the choirs were brought out (poetry) body.
Believing that she won't be successful because of her appearance, at the age of 40, she had no hope of becoming a famous singer, but she continued to fight for her dream. After 30 (thirty years) of fighting for her dream, When she finally got on stage, she was first asked how old she was.
But when she started, when she hit the song, the atmosphere was completely changed as it was. Everyone was surprised, other than the first surprise, everyone was impressed with her voice. All those who were on the stage stood up and could not stop applauding.
A few days after her performance, the video that was recorded became one of the most viewed on YouTube, Susan became a celebrity overnight, her first album with the name "I dreamed a dream" in Somali. "I Dreamed A Dream" became a bestseller in the UK and topped the charts in the US as well.
She made her first album sales of 5 million pounds and later released her second and third albums which were also very successful. In 2012 Susan's wealth and fortune was estimated to be around 22 million Sterling.
The Most Valuable Lessons We Learned From This Story.
1. Real disability: a real disabled person is a person who has good health, does not show any disability but does not fight for his goals because he believes that he cannot achieve success. Susan we said He was not really a cripple, but anyone who hopes to fight for his goals is a real cripple.
2. She earns respect: when Susan stood on the stage, the judge was shocked and mocked her. asking questions, and all the viewers were there laughing at you! But when Susan introduced her voice, everyone who was there rose to their feet! Respect is there earn.
3. There is often hope: Susan was a mentally injured person with cerebral palsy, she was empowered, she was kicked everywhere, even worse, she lost all her family members one by one, yet she managed to carry on. Her journey was finally successful. Often there is hope and possibly not.
4. You're Not Gone Yet: Susan started singing when she was 12 years old but was well recognized when she turned 47 years old. Still You have no time left and you have the power to make your dreams come true drive. You can usually start at any time and get it You can do what you want but you have to go on your own journey Desperate.
5. Never stop trying: What if the girl isn't the only one on the show? What if we could see and believe would be rejected. If she had given up on her dreams and ambitions, we would not have heard of them today. Never let anything happen Desperate. Don't let anyone turn your dream into something to be ashamed of.
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