Comments on: Perry Belcher: Turning The Page

By: Brian M

Brian M — Tue, 14 Sep 2010 18:54:47 +0000

Perry,
I was going back through my GKIC gold CD’s today and listened to your interview with Bill Glazer. I decided to look you up and found this. I appreciate the sincerity and courage of your sharing and choices. I too am struggling to bounce back from having lost the construction company that I built to bankruptcy. As I listened to your story on the CD today I could identify with so much of what you shared. I hope you see this comment and are doing will. I wish you and your family God’s blessings in whatever you set your hand to.
Brian

By: Kim

Kim — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 00:27:44 +0000

I think Kenya said it best…I just recently came across your stuff as I am fairly new to IM…I’ve had the privilege to view one of your webinars (on social media) a few months back and was really impressed with you, what a talent u r, u can draw 2! (plus you made me laugh and that’s a good thing!) Jeesh, I thought Matt Bacak talked fast….I’m sorry to see u leave, I would’ve loved to seen more stuff by you, hey u are admired by A LOT of people, not to mention respected, so f*%$ the others that think they don’t have any skeletons, pompous jerks…I wish u the best in ur travels and Ryan is great, just saw one of his webinars (3 Step Formula). Be well my friend…

Oh, BTW, I should know country music bands, seeing I live in the mountains of NC, but I don’t get out much…however, the holidays are here and I will probably get out more….if I hear of any bands needing songwriting I will forward ur info to them….somehow, I can picture u in that scene.

By: Alessio Rastani

Alessio Rastani — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 03:27:25 +0000

Hi Perry

I love your work and your humour – and you’ll always be welcome in my home here in London, England.

Cheers,

Alessio

By: A Maui Blog

A Maui Blog — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 15:09:45 +0000

I just discovered one of your YouTube video on Social Media training. I thought it was pretty good so I tweeted it. But your Twitter account didn’t work, so I went back to Youtube to check your profile and found this. I admire your courage to make a radical change and decision. Good luck on your future endeavor. God bless you and your family.

By: Kenya S.

Kenya S. — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 20:55:50 +0000

This news comes as bittersweet to me. I should have followed you a lot more closely than I have over the past year. I became acquainted with your Internet Marketing skill about a year ago when you had the free twitter videos. This was before Twitter did whatever they did to make their site just a bit faster, and me having an old computer complicated my activity there even further.

I went through a good number of your free videos before I gave up on twitter back then. You are an awesome marketer, and give very good information with no nonsense delivery. After I gave up, even though I put no action behind it, I followed anything that had your name on it, at least superficially.

It was a few months later that I learned of your troubled past before getting into internet marketing. But by the time I had heard of it, it only made me admire you, because you had the tenacity after doing things the wrong way and cheating them out of money to turn it around and do the right thing by everyone, and in such a big way.

Although I am regretful that you are leaving the internet marketing training scene without me having taken advantage of the information that you gave, I understand wholeheartedly wanting to have time for, and also protect your family.

I don’t know how everyone else feels, but I know that you will be missed by me.

By: Ken Lovett

Ken Lovett — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 21:21:32 +0000

Hi Perry,

As someone just really getting ready to ramp up my business, I have watched some of your videos and read some of your stuff….it was always entertaining and always very informative.

It’s a shame to lose someone of your caliper and passion from the public side of the industry.

Good luck and enjoy your family
Ken Lovett

By: Virginia

Virginia — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 19:16:06 +0000

Perry,
Thanks for being such an inspiration, and teaching me a valuable lesson on second changes and snap decisions. Wishing you all the best and happiness always.
Virginia Curtia
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Cars4Causes and Charity Development
Professional blogging, copy editing and proofreading; research and more!
Contact: vclives@yahoo.com

By: Michael Eisbrener

Michael Eisbrener — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 18:57:14 +0000

Perry,

You are the master trainer and you have made a huge difference in what I am doing and what I am about. Who you are is one remarkable human being that deserves the very best planet earth has to offer. Thank you for having crossed my path. We will likely do so again.

Michael Eisbrener

By: Ann

Ann — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 03:55:51 +0000

Perry,

We are certainly sad to see you go, and you will be missed. Know that you have all the support of the people who respect you, and your impression on us will be lasting!

You were one of the rarest of role models for a new marketer, you always fearlessly told it like it is and truly blazed a path for us to follow in your footsteps.

Good luck in all that you do, and best wishes to you and your family!

Thanks again for everything,

Ann Whitehurst

By: Scott Allen

Scott Allen — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 08:17:53 +0000

I’m very sorry to hear this, Perry, but I certainly understand.

I know we haven’t had a chance to follow up from our last meeting, but I’d still very much like to. Let’s just have lunch or something one day — don’t even have to talk business.