Tuesday 31 May 2016

RE: [World Malayali Club] Honesty that paid!

 

Dear Dr. Mahesh, 

I am very much indebted to you to express the reality of honesty in life in such inspirational way. Children of such parents must be very proud of their Dad's in their life and I am sure they would repeat similar way of life to teach their children the worth of honesty in life which only bring prosperity to all... 

My Dad was a copy of "Tom Smith" A very prominent Lawyer of CHALAKUDY in the middle part of last century who worked until he breathed last on 7th November 1975 at the age of 76. Left us with no landed properties or bank balances but similar advice throughout his life as a parent of 9 well-educated children. He has never collected any of his ancestor property too, instead donated all to his own financially weak relatives. Now we all can very proudly say that his advice was worth several million to us. We are also giving similar advice to our children and they are all better placed than us in the early part of their life...We did our KARMA very honestly and sincerely without losing an hour in association with any types of destructive strikes or BANDHS very peculiar to "Gods Own Country" in our lifetime until this day... 
 
Once again thank you Dr. Mahesh

From: worldmalayaliclub@yahoogroups.com
To: worldmalayaliclub@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tue, 31 May 2016 08:29:00 +0000
Subject: Re: [World Malayali Club] Honesty that paid!

 

Dear Dr Mahesh,
A very inspiring anecdote, which will touch every one's heart.
Best Regards,
Arvind Laad


On Friday, May 27, 2016 5:17 AM, "'DR. MAHESH' drmaheswar_2013@yahoo.com [worldmalayaliclub]" wrote:


 

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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