Comments for DmitriyKozlov.com http://dmitriykozlov.com Freedom, Passion, and Purpose Fri, 27 Aug 2010 01:14:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Take An Immigrant’s Perspective (A Challenge To Native Born Americans) by admin http://dmitriykozlov.com/2010/08/take-an-immigrants-perspective-a-challenge-to-native-born-americans/comment-page-1/#comment-164 admin Fri, 27 Aug 2010 01:14:47 +0000 http://dmitriykozlov.com/?p=264#comment-164 Thank you for the kind words Avian... I really appreciate it. Your uncle's story is very powerful. You're right, if your uncle or anyone else can come here and create an incredible life, we have no excuse. Thank you for the kind words Avian… I really appreciate it. Your uncle’s story is very powerful. You’re right, if your uncle or anyone else can come here and create an incredible life, we have no excuse.

]]> Comment on Take An Immigrant’s Perspective (A Challenge To Native Born Americans) by Avian Fame Morales http://dmitriykozlov.com/2010/08/take-an-immigrants-perspective-a-challenge-to-native-born-americans/comment-page-1/#comment-162 Avian Fame Morales Thu, 26 Aug 2010 19:58:36 +0000 http://dmitriykozlov.com/?p=264#comment-162 Dmitriy, Well done my friend. I am very impressed. I cannot say first hand that I know what it is like to be an immigrant, but I've also heard the things that you dealt with first hand and it is truly a wake up call and very inspiring. As you know my uncle came here 20 something years ago, and still chokes up when asked about his experiences. I only know from what I've heard from other family members, but if my Uncle and his siblings could come here to create a life and be happy what is our excuse? I was told he had to sleep under bridges while traveling from Guatemala to New York City where he later met my Aunt. Everything happens for a reason, and I am truly happy. Without him I wouldn't have such amazing cousins. Blessings to your mom for making that move with you, your grandfather, and brother. I am truly happy she did, because I met you and you are truly my brother from another mother. I look forward to the future helping other's in the process. Thank you for sharing this! Passionate About Personal Development, Your Success Is My Business! Avian Fame Morales http://whoisavian.com/ http://www.facebook.com/avianmorales Dmitriy,

Well done my friend. I am very impressed. I cannot say first hand that I know what it is like to be an immigrant, but I’ve also heard the things that you dealt with first hand and it is truly a wake up call and very inspiring. As you know my uncle came here 20 something years ago, and still chokes up when asked about his experiences. I only know from what I’ve heard from other family members, but if my Uncle and his siblings could come here to create a life and be happy what is our excuse? I was told he had to sleep under bridges while traveling from Guatemala to New York City where he later met my Aunt. Everything happens for a reason, and I am truly happy. Without him I wouldn’t have such amazing cousins. Blessings to your mom for making that move with you, your grandfather, and brother. I am truly happy she did, because I met you and you are truly my brother from another mother. I look forward to the future helping other’s in the process. Thank you for sharing this!

Passionate About Personal Development, Your Success Is My Business!

Avian Fame Morales
http://whoisavian.com/
http://www.facebook.com/avianmorales

]]> Comment on Take An Immigrant’s Perspective (A Challenge To Native Born Americans) by admin http://dmitriykozlov.com/2010/08/take-an-immigrants-perspective-a-challenge-to-native-born-americans/comment-page-1/#comment-159 admin Thu, 26 Aug 2010 06:28:30 +0000 http://dmitriykozlov.com/?p=264#comment-159 Sharon, thank you for the comment. Russia certainly has changed a lot, and mostly for the better from what I hear. I left there in 96 and I was only 7, so most of what I know is from my mother. It wasn't the best environment then, especially for a Jewish family. I know people from other countries with much harsher experiences .. I think it really does awaken many Americans when they understand and appreciate the circumstances in other places in the world. I believe that with this understanding, comes gratefulness, and with gratefulness, comes a drive to take full advantage of the opportunity. Sharon, thank you for the comment. Russia certainly has changed a lot, and mostly for the better from what I hear. I left there in 96 and I was only 7, so most of what I know is from my mother. It wasn’t the best environment then, especially for a Jewish family. I know people from other countries with much harsher experiences .. I think it really does awaken many Americans when they understand and appreciate the circumstances in other places in the world. I believe that with this understanding, comes gratefulness, and with gratefulness, comes a drive to take full advantage of the opportunity.

]]> Comment on Take An Immigrant’s Perspective (A Challenge To Native Born Americans) by Sharon Bloch http://dmitriykozlov.com/2010/08/take-an-immigrants-perspective-a-challenge-to-native-born-americans/comment-page-1/#comment-158 Sharon Bloch Thu, 26 Aug 2010 04:04:05 +0000 http://dmitriykozlov.com/?p=264#comment-158 I do not see where you would be controversial in this latest blog. In fact you have put the facts very straight and to the point and very honest in your observation. I admire anyone coming to America with such drive and ambition to succeed. My husband and I visited Russia back in 2000 and found the country as a whole, very poor. I understand from Mike Klingers recent visit there, that times have changed for the better. I was glad to hear that. I wish you much success. Sharon I do not see where you would be controversial in this latest blog. In fact you have put the facts very straight and to the point and very honest in your observation. I admire anyone coming to America with such drive and ambition to succeed. My husband and I visited Russia back in 2000 and found the country as a whole, very poor. I understand from Mike Klingers recent visit there, that times have changed for the better. I was glad to hear that. I wish you much success.
Sharon

]]> Comment on My Reading List by Does The “Average American” Have Time for Personal Development and Self-Education? (How to transform your life, for FREE, without changing your schedule) | Sumner Sherring http://dmitriykozlov.com/recommended/recommended-books/comment-page-1/#comment-135 Does The “Average American” Have Time for Personal Development and Self-Education? (How to transform your life, for FREE, without changing your schedule) | Sumner Sherring Fri, 20 Aug 2010 15:21:17 +0000 http://dmitriykozlov.com/?page_id=14#comment-135 [...] Yours in the Pursuit of Freedom, Passion, and Purpose… Dmitriy Kozlov PS – check out my Reading List (still developing this page) for some recommendations to get you [...] [...] Yours in the Pursuit of Freedom, Passion, and Purpose… Dmitriy Kozlov PS – check out my Reading List (still developing this page) for some recommendations to get you [...]

]]> Comment on Partner With Dmitriy by Avian Fame Morales http://dmitriykozlov.com/partner-with-dmitriy/comment-page-1/#comment-123 Avian Fame Morales Tue, 17 Aug 2010 01:38:17 +0000 http://dmitriykozlov.com/?page_id=8#comment-123 DK I am with you 100%. I believe a question like, "What are your qualifications" is a question someone would ask in the corporate world. I believe in MLM your success is a choice you make with yourself. Others can help, and may I say you do a great job at that, but at the end of the day neither you nor I can ever offer a guarantee for success. "Qualifications" belong on a resume. I think in all aspects of life anyone can give out advice. You don't necessarily need a degree or certificate in something. For example, Oprah gives advice, but I don't think she has degrees and certificates for the lives that she's helped change. As for John...there are going to be people who want to scam you in life, and there are others who will become like family. I can personally say he's like family. The 21 year old comment is a bit disrespectful because I myself am in MLM and I'm younger than he is. Everything in life is a choice. If you wish to not take the advice you don 't need to and you don't need to leave comments. Think about this...Kid's have such an imagination and such creativity when they are little, and as they grow up they lose it. They lose the passion to create their dreams, and conform to other's perception of reality. Some kids have more passion than any of us. I'd take a kid's advice on following passion than most people any day. In closure, you can have the richest man giving you his credentials and the poorest man. If the poor man has more passion and drive he will befriend the richest and make something of himself. Passionate About Personal Development, Avian Fame Morales http://whoisavian.com/ DK I am with you 100%. I believe a question like, “What are your qualifications” is a question someone would ask in the corporate world. I believe in MLM your success is a choice you make with yourself. Others can help, and may I say you do a great job at that, but at the end of the day neither you nor I can ever offer a guarantee for success. “Qualifications” belong on a resume. I think in all aspects of life anyone can give out advice. You don’t necessarily need a degree or certificate in something. For example, Oprah gives advice, but I don’t think she has degrees and certificates for the lives that she’s helped change. As for John…there are going to be people who want to scam you in life, and there are others who will become like family. I can personally say he’s like family. The 21 year old comment is a bit disrespectful because I myself am in MLM and I’m younger than he is. Everything in life is a choice. If you wish to not take the advice you don ‘t need to and you don’t need to leave comments.

Think about this…Kid’s have such an imagination and such creativity when they are little, and as they grow up they lose it. They lose the passion to create their dreams, and conform to other’s perception of reality. Some kids have more passion than any of us. I’d take a kid’s advice on following passion than most people any day.

In closure, you can have the richest man giving you his credentials and the poorest man. If the poor man has more passion and drive he will befriend the richest and make something of himself.

Passionate About Personal Development,

Avian Fame Morales
http://whoisavian.com/

]]> Comment on My Reading List by Does The “Average American” Have Time for Personal Development and Self-Education? (How to transform your life, for FREE, without changing your schedule) | FreedomPassionPurpose.com http://dmitriykozlov.com/recommended/recommended-books/comment-page-1/#comment-92 Does The “Average American” Have Time for Personal Development and Self-Education? (How to transform your life, for FREE, without changing your schedule) | FreedomPassionPurpose.com Wed, 11 Aug 2010 23:10:11 +0000 http://dmitriykozlov.com/?page_id=14#comment-92 [...] – check out my Reading List (still developing this page) for some recommendations to get you [...] [...] – check out my Reading List (still developing this page) for some recommendations to get you [...]

]]> Comment on Three Books To Design Your Future (of Freedom, Passion, and Purpose!) by Ryan Freed http://dmitriykozlov.com/2010/07/three-books-to-design-your-future-of-freedom-passion-and-purpose/comment-page-1/#comment-55 Ryan Freed Mon, 02 Aug 2010 06:52:05 +0000 http://dmitriykozlov.com/?p=231#comment-55 2/3 three isn't bad. I s'pose now I have to check out The Slight Edge. Thanks for the post D. I'll be back as frequently as possible. Love it man, keep up the good work! 2/3 three isn’t bad. I s’pose now I have to check out The Slight Edge. Thanks for the post D. I’ll be back as frequently as possible. Love it man, keep up the good work!

]]> Comment on Does The “Average American” Have Time for Personal Development and Self-Education? (How to transform your life, for FREE, without changing your schedule) by admin http://dmitriykozlov.com/2010/07/does-the-average-american-have-time-for-personal-development-and-self-education-how-to-transform-your-life-for-free-without-changing-your-schedule/comment-page-1/#comment-52 admin Fri, 30 Jul 2010 13:08:16 +0000 http://dmitriykozlov.com/?p=203#comment-52 Carmelia, I do agree that it is important for parents to lead by example and teach their children the importance of reading, but I do not believe that upbringing (circumstance) can be used as an excuse for anyone not to pursue further education and personal development. Carmelia, I do agree that it is important for parents to lead by example and teach their children the importance of reading, but I do not believe that upbringing (circumstance) can be used as an excuse for anyone not to pursue further education and personal development.

]]> Comment on Does The “Average American” Have Time for Personal Development and Self-Education? (How to transform your life, for FREE, without changing your schedule) by Carmelia Bonnoitt http://dmitriykozlov.com/2010/07/does-the-average-american-have-time-for-personal-development-and-self-education-how-to-transform-your-life-for-free-without-changing-your-schedule/comment-page-1/#comment-51 Carmelia Bonnoitt Fri, 30 Jul 2010 09:11:42 +0000 http://dmitriykozlov.com/?p=203#comment-51 I have to say this is more on upbringing. If a child grows up with reading then he will continue to read until he is old. It has to start in the home, show your children that you are reading and they will surely follow. As the bible proverbs goes... "Train up a child in the way he should go, Even when he is old he will not depart from it." I have to say this is more on upbringing. If a child grows up with reading then he will continue to read until he is old. It has to start in the home, show your children that you are reading and they will surely follow. As the bible proverbs goes…
“Train up a child in the way he should go, Even when he is old he will not depart from it.”

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