Archive for 'Communication'
Happy Thanksgiving – Giving Thanks
Posted on 24. Nov, 2011 by Per Bristow.
It is Thanksgiving here in the USA – a holiday that I have come to love tremendously. While giving thanks is not limited to one single holiday, I love the idea of a special celebration to reflect on gratitude and giving thanks. Therefore, I want to take his opportunity and really give thanks to YOU. [...]
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Singing Lessons and Beyond: The Amazing World of Today
Posted on 05. Apr, 2011 by Per Bristow.
My friends, The news is in. As you probably know, on the website at www.TheSingingZone.com we state that we have members from 65 nations inside The Singing Zone. It turns out that this is incorrect. We just did an updated count of all our customers this morning. And guess what? It turns out that I [...]
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The Ugly Email: Fear vs. Freedom in Singing and Life
Posted on 10. Mar, 2011 by Per Bristow.
Thanks once again for the terrific comments to the last posts. It’s really powerful to hear the insights from you and it’s a great learning experience for us all to understand what you have gone through and what your views are. In this post I am going to share an email I received. It’s a [...]
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To Make 2011 Your Best Year Ever – Part 2
Posted on 20. Jan, 2011 by Per Bristow.
Thank you for the amazing response to my previous blog post. (If you haven’t read it, read that one first before you read this one). It really has been inspiring to read your comments, and I am sure your comments have inspired many others. What we did here together was really a good example of [...]
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Olympic Speech by John Furlong Gets Gold
Posted on 13. Feb, 2010 by Per Bristow.
It’s Valentine’s Day weekend and yesterday was also the opening of the Winter Olympics. If you aspire to anything in life, whether it be artistic, athletic, personal, professional, educational, spiritual, or any other passion that stirs your soul, it was hard not to get inspired listening to John Furlong speak last night at the opening [...]



