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story on never put off until tomorrow what you can do today​

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●●This is my father Roy. He is a man who I have never met. And, until a few days ago, had never even seen. This old grainy photo and the story behind it will hopefully make you understand why the phrase "don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today" is so relevant in life and in business...

This is my father Roy. He is a man who I have never met. And, until a few days ago, had never even seen. This old grainy photo and the story behind it will hopefully make you understand why the phrase "don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today" is so relevant in life and in business...The harsh truth is that Roy left my mother before I was born and, to the best of my knowledge, never tried to make contact with me. Consequently I grew up without a dad and I suppose what you never have you never miss, so as the years rolled by I never felt the need or desire to make contact with him. But as you get older and have kids of your own, I guess you begin to wonder more deeply about your heritage and seek to understand your own identity more clearly.

This is my father Roy. He is a man who I have never met. And, until a few days ago, had never even seen. This old grainy photo and the story behind it will hopefully make you understand why the phrase "don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today" is so relevant in life and in business...The harsh truth is that Roy left my mother before I was born and, to the best of my knowledge, never tried to make contact with me. Consequently I grew up without a dad and I suppose what you never have you never miss, so as the years rolled by I never felt the need or desire to make contact with him. But as you get older and have kids of your own, I guess you begin to wonder more deeply about your heritage and seek to understand your own identity more clearly.My wife has always been keen to discover my background and has been coaxing me to start the search for my father, particularly as she wanted to see if our children resembled their paternal grandfather in any way. So after much cajoling and a fair amount of introspection I finally plucked up the courage to initiate the process of finding him about a month or so ago.

This is my father Roy. He is a man who I have never met. And, until a few days ago, had never even seen. This old grainy photo and the story behind it will hopefully make you understand why the phrase "don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today" is so relevant in life and in business...The harsh truth is that Roy left my mother before I was born and, to the best of my knowledge, never tried to make contact with me. Consequently I grew up without a dad and I suppose what you never have you never miss, so as the years rolled by I never felt the need or desire to make contact with him. But as you get older and have kids of your own, I guess you begin to wonder more deeply about your heritage and seek to understand your own identity more clearly.My wife has always been keen to discover my background and has been coaxing me to start the search for my father, particularly as she wanted to see if our children resembled their paternal grandfather in any way. So after much cajoling and a fair amount of introspection I finally plucked up the courage to initiate the process of finding him about a month or so ago.I used a company called Finder Monkey who I had seen featured on a BBC news item some time ago. They specialise in tracing people and to date have reunited 15,000 people with family members or friends that they had lost contact with. Indeed they have a 92% success rate in locating people, often with minimal information. And that was the situation with my case. All I knew was his name, Roy Barrington House, the fact that he met my Mother in Stockport, they lived together in Barcelona before they split and he had a sister called Anne. Other than that? Nothing. Not much to go on was it?

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