The Most Important Person in The World
Today is my 60th birthday.
Thirty-five years ago today, on my 25th birthday, my dad died. Colon cancer. He was 51.
So today (and every March 7) is a day I celebrateā¦
ā¦AND I remember Wallace Renard Ruwitch.
I remember what my maternal grandmother, Miriam, told me about him that night 35 years ago:
āWhen he talked to you,ā she said, āhe made you feel like you were the most important person in the world.ā
Iāve carried that with me ever since. Itās engraved on Page 1 of LIfeās Operating Instructions.
Dad was gone before I became a husband and father, a business owner and boss, an entrepreneur and marketer.
But heās always with me, inspiring and guiding me.
Dad reminds me to think ā ALWAYS ā about how the other person feels.
When they feel heard, when they feel understood, when they feel like the most important person in the worldā¦
ā¦they winā¦
ā¦and so do you.
Thanks, Dad. Iām trying. I hope youāre proud.
Don't go away yet..
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