Comments on: “Life is Either A Daring Adventure…

By: Laura\

Laura\ — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 14:13:51 +0000

Them pen is mightier than the sword, when the media say comments that can harm another persons career in anyway, they have to be responsible.

By: Laura

Laura — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 11:47:42 +0000

You sat on the fence with a big smile on your face and a knife behind your back. I did not like the remark Paul is not technically up there with the greats, after seeing in concert, he is second to none, his Mario Lanza songs are so like the great Mario Lanza, but Pauls demeanour makes him unique, so humble, unassuming. It was you who printed those comments not Paul Potts, when anyone attacks Paul Potts you stir a giant, that is how many fans Paul has worldwide, his two minutes on the show shook the world, he could not have known what he was going to do. The media portrays plastic, untalented, drug taking, drunks, those who hit others type of celebrities, just go out and buy six magazines now and you know what I am saying. Come on the young ones, Paul Potts is the best role model society badly needs.

[Note to All Readers,

I welcome comments and debate from readers of this blog but, in future, posts containing 'ad hominem' attacks and other such insults will automatically be deleted. The first sentence of the above post ("You sat on the fence with a big smile on your face and a knife behind your back.") is unacceptable to me and I will leave it published as an example.

Laura,
The theme of this blog is all about successful career change and Paul Potts is an incredible example of someone who has done just that. The post was originally going to be about Helen Keller's life but when I came across Paul's You Tube videos, I was also moved by his singing and his story. The post is actually a celebration of what he has achieved.

Mark]

By: J'Nell Pate

J'Nell Pate — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 19:09:01 +0000

Those of us included in the two million who purchased his CD “One Chance” hopefully will remain loyal, attend his concerts if in our area, and buy his next CD, keeping up our support until his career is well established. His story and talent both attracted me. I want him to have a long career from this.

J’Nell

By: Andrew Kalford

Andrew Kalford — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 04:19:17 +0000

I enjoyed your article, but one comment:

The CD is titled “One Chance”, not One Choice.

Andrew

[Andrew, Thank you for spotting my mistake. I have corrected it.

Mark]

By: jackielamphier

jackielamphier — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 17:51:26 +0000

I admit, it’s Paul’s story, that grabbed you at first.But if that’s all there was to it, he would be forgotten by now. His album One CHANCE, sold over 2 million copies. he has devoted fans clamoring for his next CD. His concerts are all but sold out,and People from all over the world, are begging for concerts in their areas.
Re:- opera critics, they have a point he is not singing in an opera at present, but singing a few arias mixed with some pop tunes, but I Do have a issue about critics who don’t actually see his show and comment on it. (see PPMSF)

[Jackie,

Thanks for stopping by. I hope Paul goes as far as his dream and talents can take him.

Mark]