Comments on: The Magic of Commitment

By: Carlos Torres

Carlos Torres — Wed, 06 May 2009 02:15:42 +0000

That is a great article…”.Greatness is not a goal, it’s a commitment”

By: ERNESTO CORREA

ERNESTO CORREA — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 06:34:08 +0000

Good job, it’s good to know that we can count on you to lead us and inspiration to me and all the people to know you. “Thank you”

By: Bruce Murdoch

Bruce Murdoch — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 14:10:48 +0000

Chris,
You’re an inspiration to me…You and your brothers just put me in awe. I know the reason that you do because God is the center of your lives. I have felt the
need to move from Idaho to Arizona or Nevada due the fact that ID theft ranks @
the top of the nation. But there has been hesiteancy on my part due to some fears that I have. You expounding on this quote by Zig just turned the light on for
me because I wrestiling with this very issue last night. I know this is what I needed to hear. God sometimes answers prayers thru other people and He has
answered my prayers thru you. Thank you for being the messenger. God Bless!
Thank you David for sending this message!

By: wayne flotree

wayne flotree — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 03:27:25 +0000

Good Job Mr. Hughes, well said. It really helps to know that there are people who actually appreciate wisdom.

By: Jack Stubbs

Jack Stubbs — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 21:28:44 +0000

Chris,
First thing I would like to do is thank you for all that you do. What you are doing here is a positive reflection on the incredible person that you are, a man with such a heart to help, to give, to encourage, to lift up, and to change others, so they can realize their GOD given potential. May GOD bless you and your family for all that you are doing to help others and for carrying on the torch of personal development. Your life, your struggles, and your success are a living testament to what a commitment and an investment into personal development can do for an individual and how it so naturally and organically moves from the individual to others. I like the way Charlie (Tremenous) Jones described personal development, he said they should really call it others development, because others will always be the beneficiary- just like I am at this moment thanks in large part to you. I will pass this on to everyone I know, keep up the good (GOD) work.

Again thank you Chris.

Beneficiary- Jack Stubbs

By: Barbara Barbin

Barbara Barbin — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 18:54:48 +0000

Dear Mr. Hughes:

This really works! Thanks for sharing “The Magic of Commitment.” I just made a commitment to myself to get going and now it’s snowballing! I casually asked a prospective member if she knew anyone else who could benefit from this service and she just started naming names and giving me phone numbers! The order was I read your article, called her and received a very positive response. It is Providence at work; however, I may not have called her had I not read your article on the “Magic of Commitment.” This was just what I needed at just the right time.

Thank you again.

Barbara Barbin

By: Rex Sorensen

Rex Sorensen — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 17:28:15 +0000

Chris:

A beatiful writing.! Yes I do intend to pass it on. I read it about four times before I felt the essence of what you were saying. All my life I was never much on writing goals. “Back Then” we were never really taught to do so. “Goals” were not talked about much or felt significantly important. In all the groups, later on, that goal setting was attempted, it generally ended up a confusing exercise in futility. I’d have to admit, that even now, I cannot formulate “goals” projected beyond the immediate week” that I don’t immediately relegate to the catagory of “wishful thinking”.

You’ve come a very long way Chris. I respect what you have done and have become..

Rex Sorensen