posted September 02, 2006 09:52 AM         

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Another controversy rages over my age. "Why does he avoid telling his age? Why does he have to be so secret? And so on... " Let's look at it this way, what if you actually forgot how old you were? How could you tell your age? The only way would be to look in the mirror and at your performance level to see what they tell you. Those two things will not lie. The bottom line is that time is not toxic. If you insist on measuring your life by the clock, you will die by the clock!

I have consciously chosen (like Norman Walker and others) to not place any importance on chronological time or age. You are only as old or young as you look! To stall or accelerate the aging process, I believe is in our own hands. It is governed by the decisions you make each day. Since, we all make good and bad decisions we age accordingly - it's called living.

Both George Bush and Bill Clinton just turned sixty recently. Is this the way everyone at sixty looks? I hope I didn't look like that when I passed those mile markers. What do you think they might consider that they will be like in say, ten or twenty years from now? Well, I can't answer for them, all I can do is to keep my foot on the brake so that I wouldn't be going down the mountain at the same speed. The difference is that I'm excited and optimistic at what I'll accomplish in the next 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, etc. years. If I fail, then you can laugh all you want. "Why the crazy fool thinks he's going to live forever!" One thing I can promise you is I'm sure going to give it a hell of a shot!

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posted October 03, 2010 05:24 PM         

Ive been getting A LOT of crappy marketing from him lately, a lot of products that make no sense... I fear this man may be getting caught up in the hype, he used to be so simple, there's truth in simplicity, now it's all about this powder and that powder... %#*$! shame.

I liked it when peter was peter... not peter the salesman.