TO DO WELL FORGET WHERE YOU LOST OUT

 

John Mathew had been a man of principles. 

He was teaching in a private school, Golden Valley High School, at Nellimoodu.  When the strength of the students grew to three thousand, he had woked tirelessly to set up a branch of the school under the same mangement at Kanjiramkulam. He had hoped he would be posted as the Head Master at the new school as he had been the senior most teacher at the Golden Valley High School. 

John was frustrated when the mangement posted another teacher quite junior to him as the Head Master at the new School.

Later, John was offered the Post of the Principal of  a thriving school near Uduppi in Karnataka. The management knew the capabilities of John well. 

We were good friends. John had forwarded the photos and a description  of the school, he had joined to me.

I replied:

Good place you are helming

John responded:

Thank you so much for your love, guidance, correction, and appreciation.

I wrote back:

To do well, forget where you lost out. Those were yesterdays. 

It is today that matters.

When your todays are good, your tomorrows cannot fall behind.

Take care of your responsibilities.

Fail to win

John replied:

Thank you so much for your sincere words. I know these are  real words, because you know me. I know, I have to be very careful at  the administrative front. 

I commented:

You ought to.
You can