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From: "M K Subramanian" <[email protected]>
Date: 28 May 2016 11:16
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> At the point of death a man, Tom Smith , called his children and after
> praying for them, he advised them to follow his footsteps so that they can
> have peace of mind in all that they do.
>
> The youngest child, Immaculate, a female, looked at others and yelled,
> "Daddy, its unfortunate you are dying without a penny in your bank account,
> personally, I can't emulate you. Other father's that you tag as being
> corrupt, thieves of public funds left houses and properties for their
> children; even this house we live in is a rented apartment, sorry, i can't
> emulate you, just go, let's chart our own course, let's paddle our own
> canoe."  Few moments later, their father gave up the spirit.
>
> Three years later, Immaculate went for an interview in a multinational
> company. The interview panel had already penciled down a candidate for the
> highly coveted post but wanted to complete the formality of interviewing
> all applicants on the list. As soon as Immaculate sat before the interview
> panel, the Chairman of the committee asked, "Which Smith is yours" and
> Immaculate replied, "I am Immaculate Smith. My Dad Tom Smith  is now late
> he died a poor man..."
>
> But the Chairman cuts in, "O my God, you are Tom Smith's daughter? " He
> turned to other members and said "This Smith man was the one that signed my
> membership form into the Institute of Chartered Administrators and his
> recommendation earned me where I am today. He did all these free. I didn't
> even know his address, he never knew me from Adam. He just did it for me."
>
> He turned to Immaculate, I have no question for you, consider yourself as
> having gotten this job, resume tomorrow, your letter will be waiting for
> you.
>
> Immaculate Smith became the Corporate Affairs Manager of the company with
> two cars, one official and one for private use, attached to the office,
> with a duplex and two drivers and a salary of £100,000 per month excluding
> allowances and other costs when she travelled outside England.
>
> After two years of working in the company, the Group Managing Director of
> the company came from America to announce his intention to resign and
> needed a replacement. A personality with high integrity was sought after,
> again the company's Consultant nominated Immaculate Smith.
>
> In an interview, she was asked the secret of her success and the sudden
> sky rocketing profile and in tears, she replied, my Daddy paved these ways
> for me. It was after he died that I knew that he was financially poor but
> stinkingly rich in integrity, discipline and honesty.
>
> She was asked again, why she is weeping since she is no longer a kid as to
> miss her dad still after a long time. She replied, "At the point of death,
> I insulted my dad for being an honest man of integrity. I hope he will
> forgive me in his grave now. I didn't work for all these, he did it for me
> to just walk in.
>
> So finally she was asked," Will you follow your father's foot steps as he
> requested? And her simple answer was, "l now adore the man, I have a big
> picture of him in my living room and at the entrance of my house. He
> deserves whatever I have after God.
>
> Are you like Tom Smith?  It pays to build a name, the reward doesn't come
> quickly but it will come however long it may take and it lasts longer.
>
> Integrity, discipline, self control and fear of God makes man wealthy, not
> the fat bank account. Leave a good heritage for your children. Are you
> building a good name for your children & not a fat bank account? As an
> agent of CHANGE, please share this true life story with your loved ones.
> God bless us all.
>
>
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