[MTC Global] Are You Hurt?

Dear All

A very good afternoon to you all.

On his first day in office as President, when Abraham Lincoln entered to give
 his inaugural address, one man stood up. He was a rich Aristocrat. He said,
"Mr. Lincoln, you should not forget that your father used to make shoes for
my family." And the whole Senate laughed; they thought they had made a
fool of Lincoln.

But certain people are made of a totally different mettle. Lincoln looked at the
man directly in the eye and said, "Sir, I know that my father used to make
shoes for your family, and there will be many others here. Because he made
shoes the way nobody else can, he was a creator. His shoes were not just
shoes; he poured his whole soul into them. I want to ask you, have you
any complaint? Because I know how to make shoes myself. If you have
any complaint I can make you another pair of shoes. But as far as I know,
nobody has ever complained about my father's shoes. He was a genius,
a great creator and I am proud of my father".

The whole Senate was struck dumb. They could not understand what
kind of man Abraham Lincoln was. He was proud because his father did
his job so well that not even a single complaint had ever been heard.

Remember:

"No one can hurt you without your consent."

"It is not what happens to us that hurts us. It is our response that hurts us.
Be excellent at your work no matter what work you do, Happiness is always yours.

Dr A Jagan Mohan Reddy
Hands that serve are holier than the lips that pray
PS : Though many of us are aware of this Story felt like
sharing once again,as people are talking of Conversational Leadership

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