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My Favorite Song: I Bet My Life

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First off I would like to mention how I enjoy your music and my favorite song is “I Bet My Life”. I can directly relate to the lyrics, which are featured below: I know I took the path that you would never want for me/ I know I let you down, didn't I/ So many sleepless nights where you were waiting up on me/ Well I'm just a slave unto the night/ Now remember when I told you that's the last you'll see of me/ Remember when I broke you down to tears/ I know I took the path that you would never want for me/ I gave you hell through all the years/ So I, I bet my life, I bet my life The meaning I got from the above-mentioned song is that you want your listeners to not follow the path that is chosen for them. You want …show more content…

I did not share my ideas with my family or friends. Then after learning about “The Secret” and the law of attraction, I was motivated and changed my outlook on my ideas. After telling my family and friends about my ideas, they said that I am just a “dreamer” and I am being “unrealistic”. Nevertheless I try to have a positive outlook on life, and use the power of belief for attaining my goals. I created numerous vision boards, and I say what I am grateful for each night. Now Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Sermon, Mr. McKee, and Mr. Platzman, I am asking for your guidance and help on how to pursue the life of my dreams. Please let me know of any answers or suggestions you may have. Thank you so much for taking the time out to read this letter. Lastly, I would like for you to reflect on your life and realize that before you got to where you are today, who helped you and gave you the advice that allowed you to accomplish your dreams? Now would you like to pay it forward, by giving me advice or suggestions on how to make my dreams come true? In the aforementioned sentence I would like to thank you for taking the time out to read this letter I appreciate it, and if you have any law of attraction advice please let me know. Thank you and good luck on your future

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