I don't know if you heard about this, but they found a handwritten note from Michael Jackson in his warehouse after he died in 2009.

They discovered, and this is a copy of it, just a little portion of it. But what they discovered that at 21 years old,

Michael had scribbled his dreams on the back of a tour itinerary in 1979. And this is what it said.

It said, I should be a totally different person. People should never think of me as the kid who sang ABC.

It says, I should be a new incredible actor,

singer, dancer that will shock the world.

Then it said, I will do no interviews.

I will be magic.

I will be a perfectionist, a researcher, a trainer, a master.

Then it says, I will be better than every great actor

roped into one.

Now, what happened was he made promises to himself that he would study the work of great entertainers to improve himself.

He also wrote, I will study and look back on the whole world of entertainment and perfect it.

He said, I'm going to take it steps further than where the greats left off.

And you know what? That's exactly what he did. He looked at where he was in life in relation to where he wanted to be. He created a vision on paper and then lived into it. Michael Jackson

went down in history as the King of Pop as well as the most awarded recording

artists in the history of pop music. By the way, I'm Terry Seville Foy, your cheerleader of

dreams. You know, Ben Stein said, the first step to getting the things you want out of life

is this. Decide what you want. You know, I was thinking

about it how most shopping malls have a big directory sign in the center of the malls showing

all the retail stores and restaurants, movie theaters, cupcake shops, you know, that's what I

search for. But they usually have a big star somewhere that says you are here, right? And what that

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