I remember when she first appeared on the stage of Britain's Got Talent, all the judges, including Simon (who is known as the biggest critic but also a talent scout), as well as the audience, were frankly rude about her appearance and didn't expect much. They were pretty sure she was just another crazy person trying for 3 minutes of fame. Just before she auditioned, she had lost her mother, which pushed her to try out, because, as she says, she had nothing to lose and didn’t expect anything from life. Despite the skeptics and those who didn’t believe in her, Susan Boyle reached the peak of fame and proved that you should believe in a dream no matter how life goes. She was the youngest of 9 children in a family of Irish immigrants in Scotland, and she grew up in very tough conditions. Her life hasn’t been easy from the start. At school, she was very lonely. Her only escape was her own imaginary world, from which her talent was born. She also says that when she got older, everything changed in favor of music, and music has been her salvation in many ways. Susan succeeded and continues to break stereotypes because not everything is about appearance. Watch her interviews, and you'll see that fame hasn’t affected her, and she’s still just as humble. And here, the story of Cinderella teaches us to treat difficulties as something temporary and that it’s always worth believing in a happy ending. I like people like her, who break stereotypes and boldly move forward!