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Pictured from Left to Right: YD Kim, Richard McCullough & HS Kim
As the title says, "Our Hearts Go Out" to Ms. HS Kim of Japan.
Your heartfelt story has touched us deeply, and we offer our deepest condolences to you and your loved ones.
Ms. Kim sadly lost her mother in February, and tragically lost her brother just a day before the Kobe Success Rally began.
The following is a portion of the letter I received from HS Kim after the Kobe convention. It was so powerful that I had to share it with you all so you could understand the true meaning of success and overcoming your greatest challenges in life.
Best Regards,
Richard
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May 17, 2008
Dear Mr. Richard,
Thank you for coming to Japan for the Success Rally and Seminar in Kobe in your busy schedule.
I was very glad to see you in a good health. I really appreciate you congratulating my being the first CED in Japan along with deep interest and consideration in the midst of my profound sadness.
I have a wish for you.
Dear Mr. Richard, I would like to put my life on the line for En101. I will overcome the sadness of the loss of my family by working hard for En101. I will spread to the world the news of the excellence of En101. When I become successful, I will share my wealth with less fortunate people around me.
I don't have that many opportunities to see American people around here (in Japan), but I saw a bright future of En101 in your smiles. I could read your pure heart in every warm word you spoke.
I have a very strong request for you and En101: Please be in good health after 10 years from now. Please keep the bright smiles after 10 years. I will do my best for the healthiness of En101. I will put my life on the line, trusting in your integrity. I have nothing left but En101. If you keep En101 as a healthy and sound company, my hard work for my brother's share will bear fruit.
Please be a beacon of hope to everyone in the world. Please take care of your health.
Thank you very much.
HS Kim
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I promise to fulfill your request to the best of my ability.
Richard
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