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From: kwhelan@bielcorp.com
Date: March 19, 2020 at 3:14:14 PM EDT
To: xxxxxx
Subject: RE: BioElectronics Update
Mr. xxxxx,
Thank you! I appreciate the encouragement. It has been a tough year with a lot of personal loss. My father would expect that we carry-on and I intend to honor his memory by fulfilling his vision for BioElectronics Corporation. Fortunately for me, I am my father’s daughter and I can absolutely ignore naysayers. This team is going to knock it out of the park.
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Thank you again for taking the time to send me a personal note. I appreciate it.
All the best,
Kelly"
OMG!!! How disturbing. A word to the wise Madam current CEO.
Here's some common sense! The daughter's father was called by some polite people, 'stubborn'. Many more accurately labeled it 'defiance'. Smartest people, who knew him well, called it a personality flaw that ruined many things for him, including most relationships. He told numerous people he always loved a good fight. Often referred to other people as stupid, including employees, family members, shareholders, demeaned everyone, trusted no one. I know, because I heard them all. Most simply left quietly, tired of the crap. Ixnay on the father's daughter stuff, that will alienate everyone, be your own person!
History shows it was his biggest failing, he fought with everyone, unless he needed you and then fought with everyone left, after he got what he wanted. Wise people would never set out to deliberately or absolutely ignore naysayers or anyone for that matter! A naysayer could be imparting highly useful wisdom. If you're ever speaking to someone who has a mindset that they are preconditioned to absolutely ignore naysayers, you're speaking with an idiot! Only a foll doesn't change his or her mind. Scary stuff and not what successful CEO's are made of.
