Comments on: Paul J. Meyer 1928 - 2009

By: Eleanor Norman

Eleanor Norman — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 09:40:08 +0000

It has been about 4 months since the death of Paul J Meyer. I am still sadden that we have lost this personal development magnet. However, although he is not with us in flesh his spirit lives on.

I am reminded when he challenged himself to climb the highest mountain and defeat the best tennis player- when he was in I believe, his 70’s. What a man! I can still hear him say, “Attitude Is Everything!” That was his motto- attitude is everything, and it is.

He was a great mentor, leader and roll model. May Paul J Meyer RIP! His spirit will be with us always.

Eleanor Norman~

[DARREN HARDY] Thanks for sharing such kind words with us, Eleanor! He truly was an amazing person!

By: earl nightingale

earl nightingale — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 00:18:10 +0000

If there is a man to be like ,and to call If I could be like him, yes he would be Paul J.Meyer..

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Wed, 30 Dec 2009 20:14:55 +0000

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Tue, 29 Dec 2009 17:27:45 +0000

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By: Wesley Clark

Wesley Clark — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 23:00:54 +0000

Paul J. Meyer
Charlie “Tremendous” Jones
Jim Rohn

In 2009 we lost some “Heavyweights” in the personal and professional development arena. Their lives impacted countless people, and will continue to do so for years to come.

Heaven just got even MORE positive with these positive thinkers!!!

Wes Clark

By: Larry Louzon

Larry Louzon — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 16:22:51 +0000

I was just rereading parts of Paul J Meyer’s book 24 Keys That Bring Complete Success. The last chapter is entitled “How I Want to Be Remembered.”

I think it is appropriate that in our memory of Paul that we look at how he wanted to be remembered.

Paul wrote: “There is old saying that if you want to know how people will talk about you when you are gone, write your own epitaph now and then live that way!

What would your epitaph say? How do you want to be remembered?

Epitaphs are usually one-liners that capture the essence of a person’s life. Since there is no rule that prohibits having more than one epitaph, here are 13 epitaphs I would choose for myself:
1. He loved God first.
2. He loved his family and extended family
3. He loved his friends.
4. He was a giver.
5. He was an encourager.
6. He forgave
7. He kept his word.
8. He honored God with his life.
9. He always had a POSITIVE attitude.
10. He was not ashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
11. He was a role model.
12. He contributed to his community.
13. He consistently helped others.”

I do believe Paul did live up to his epitaphs. I also believe that they are excellent ones to take for one self. I know I would certainly like to be remembered for those.

“…our goal is to accomplish God’s will and hear, ‘Well done good and faithful servant!’ (Matthew 25:21)”

By: Sawak Sarju

Sawak Sarju — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 17:15:53 +0000

I met Paul J. Meyer in 1992.

He has encouraged me in my mission to help people in developing countries.

He has assisted me in reaching to the disadvantaged populace.

He has shared valuable material and information, enabling me reach the poor

Paul has been an inspiration to me in my work.

Whenever Paul and I met, he was always POSITIVE and POLITE.

Paul J. Meyer has blessed many on earth.

Thanks to P.J.M.

Cordially,

Sawak Sarju.

By: andy sutedja

andy sutedja — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 03:01:23 +0000

I met Paul J Meyer in Oct 2003 at Shangrila Hotel, Jakarta, Indonesia. I believe I one of many blessed people that have been impacted by Paul J Meyer. Soon, I started my SMI program in June 2004 my life was totally changed. He fixed my Wheel of Life(r) and later I became SMI Direct Distributor in Indonesia, then now I am exclusive General Director for South East Asian. I m glad that I am in a business of changing people life and be with the greatest motivation company ever. I went to Waco 2 weeks ago and amazed how was celebrated. His legacy will never die. Glad Darren put up this blog for Paul J Meyer. Thanks and Selamat Jalan Mr. Meyer. TUHAN Memberkati.
Positively, Andy B Sutedja - http://www.smi-indonesia.com

By: Tiana Dreymor

Tiana Dreymor — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 20:04:01 +0000

I did not know Paul J Meyer died until this moment. I am disheartened. He was too young to die.

Just a few days ago, I was reading something, maybe from ‘The Answer’ by John Assaraf, or Joe Vitale’s ‘Attract Money Now!’, and was reminded of Paul’s ‘Million Dollar Personal Success Plan’. I have it on a standard size (8 1/2 x 11) sheet with gold and blue ‘frame’, dated 1962. Can you believe that? One sheet of paper that has lasted so long? A few years ago, I placed it in a vinyl stand up holder, and that day I thought about it, I pulled it out from an obscure spot and set it by my desk.

Now I find this odd… or intentional (since there are no coincidences.)

The world is a better place for Paul J. Meyer’s life. May he Rest in Peace.