Why gold plating is not welcome *Life lesson from the kitchen sink *
* * Life experiences have always taught us very beautiful lessons, even the ones not studied in B-schools. This has always made me appreciate the immense benefits of learning from unusual sources. This is what my daughter and my wife taught me about ‘gold plating’. As usual, it was one of those wonderful late evenings with the family and we were all glued to Barclays Premier League match between Manchester United and Liverpool. My wife served me a glass of lassi and after having the same, I requested my daughter to leave the empty glass in the kitchen sink, as I did not want to take my attention away from the match. As I instructed my daughter, my wife listened to that and asked my daughter not to leave it in the sink, but just on the cooking table. She also told my daughter that, she may not be able to reach the bottom of the sink, so she may break the glass. My daughter went to the kitchen left the glass and came back to the living room and we continued watching the match. Then, after sometime I heard the sound of glass being shattered, so, had to rush to the kitchen to see if everything was fine. As my daughter and I were going to the kitchen, my wife shouted at my daughter, ‘Did I not ask you to keep the glass on the table?’ Continue<http://tickledbylife.com/index.php/why-gold-plating-is-not-welcome/> http://tickledbylife.com/index.php/why-gold-plating-is-not-welcome/ best regards *[email protected] * -- Who is Panna Lal? <http://tickledbylife.com/index.php/who-is-panna-lal/>
