Oct 30, 2025
Oct 30, 2025
by Michael Levy
Can a writer compose their  		own inspirational script of life in an intellectual world that demands  		perceptions and opinions in the place of truth and wisdom? Well, let's  		compare my life now to what my life was like before I became a writer  		some nine years ago and see if you can spot the constant synchronicity. 		
When I first started my own business at the tender age of nineteen and  		only sixty dollars, everybody told me it would be impossible for me to  		succeed. They said at best I was a foolish joker who left school aged  		sixteen without a good education and the deck was stacked against  		achieving any meaningful success. 
For the next twenty-seven years I enjoyed playing the games of business  		in textiles, commercial property, stock market and commodity  		investing/trading. Never did I get into debt, nor take any unnecessary  		risks. Throughout this time many acquaintances called my way of joyful  		playing at being a businessman stupid, while at the same time,  		respecting my honesty and sense of humor ... The more they said I could  		not succeed, the more prosperous I became. 
Then one day they stopped calling me stupid and wanted to partner with  		me. That is when I retired from the business world, aged forty-six. My  		joy of life has always been constant, continuing to climb on a higher  		scale of reality 
After a six year break in which I asked myself many profound and  		searching questions, authentic answers eventually came into my mind.....  		I then began to write inspirational poetry and essays without any effort  		or difficulty. Since I rarely wrote any letters and never read any  		books, this was indeed a major change of direction. 
In 1998 I wrote my first book in only ten days titled - What Is The  		Point. Sure enough as soon as it was published clever-minded folks, who  		lacked inner wisdom, began to call me stupid. This gave me the  		endorsement I needed to write another book. 
The next book was titled "Minds of Blue Souls of Gold" Once again I was  		looked on as stupid and my philosophy flawed. Wow! I thought, I am a  		success, for if these folks with erroneous lifestyles do not like my  		philosophy, then my philosophy must be authentic. 
And so I went on to write six more books, making eight to date .... 		
Enjoy Yourself It's Later Than You Think.
Invest With A Genius.
Worry Causes Wrinkles
Ultra Violet Haiku De-Lights
The Joys of Live Alchemy
The latest book is one  		that I have revised and renewed from public domain about a little girl  		named Goody Two Shoes, written by an anonymous author in 1765. It is now  		re-titled; The Inspiring Story of Little Goody Two Shoes. 
I continue to enjoy the game of being an author, poet and philosopher  		with the understanding ... If my philosophy continues to convey  		unbounded health, ample wealth and twenty-four hours a day of divine  		bliss to anyone who lives it, then why would I listen to the folks who  		call me stupid ... And then they run to sophisticated experts asking for  		help to manage relentless depression, deep debt and extreme stress. 
Gandhi once said; "First they fight you, then they ignore you, then you  		win." I feel quite sure the media and academia will continue ignoring me  		for many years to come. However, the day they start to agree with me, I  		will cease to have a need to write about authentic living and the world  		will once more become a secure, wholesome place to live. 
So, just maybe, enjoying writing and being oblivious to the opinion of  		close-minded people pays big dividends. In essence, every writer who  		enjoys writing from the soul cannot fail for they understand a golden  		rule of authentic writing ... Enjoy - never - Endure!
Michael Levy is the author  		eight inspirational books. Michael's poetry and essays now grace many  		web sites, journals and magazines throughout the world. Michael's new  		book "The Inspiring Story of Little Goody Two shoes" will soon be  		available at all bookstore. 		 		http://www.pointoflife.com/
15-Jul-2007
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