FUTURE BOSS

Procrastination is such a sad word. There are so many things which I wish I could have done with my father, but now it's too late. So many thoughts which I should have shared. So many things which I should have said. Like how much I loved him, how I was so proud of him, and how I was sorry for the times he was hurt.

I wish I had told him about my web businesses, such as my art, collectibles and gifts site Cherish Collectibles. I had been planning to, but I had been waiting for the right time. My dad didn't understand the internet, or the concept of online business. He was a self-made man, who did business the traditional brick-and-mortar way. He worked very hard all his life to support his parents, our family, and the family of his elder brother who died when his children were stil very young. Dad had to start working when he was only 17.

Every dollar Dad earned was through blood, sweat and tears. I think he would have been intrigued to know that I'm making good money from an online risk-free revenue system. He would have found it hard to believe that you could actually earn as much as US$6,000 a month by spending just two hours a day on the internet, risk-free and legally. And that there was an easy-to-use software program to help spot these money-making opportunities throughout the day, everyday. I don't think my dad even knew what software was.

Dad believed in getting a good education and finding a stable job. Unemployment never bothered him, because he was a resourceful man, and knew how to develop multiple sources of income. I guess I inherited that trait from him. He was proud to be able to earn his own money. He loathed the idea of borrowing from anyone, even the banks.

By the time Dad was in his twenties, he was his own boss, with several employees. He treated his staff well, and his sacrifices gave us all a good life. Years ago, when I was an employee with a petro-chemical corporation, I dreamed of being my own boss someday, in the hopefully not-too-distant future. I wanted my dad to be proud of me, and not worry anymore about whether I could support myself. My dad had inspired me to be a future boss.

I promised myself that when I made it eventually, I would help those who were financially burdened by sharing my revenue-generating secrets. And so I started teaching friends how to make money daily online recently, just a few days after my dad passed away shortly after Valentine's Day. I'm glad I did, because it's been a blessing to many.

Dad had a big heart, and he alawys liked to help people. I know that he would have approved. I only wish that I had launched this online revenue stream sooner, and told my dad about it while he was still alive. It would have made him so proud of me, and given him peace of mind. Well, he's happy in Heaven now, safe in the arms of Jesus. Hopefully, he knows.