Entrepreneur Dad's Letter to His Daughter

Author: Wade
Translator: Chen Liyun
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: King is the founder and CEO of a renowned multinational company in Canada. Out of his deep love for his daughter, he offered sincere advice to her through letters from the time she entered high school at 17 until she became a mother. Addressing various issues she encountered, from the troubles of growing up to the challenges of entrepreneurship, his guidance took on different perspectives, with each letter focusing on a specific life theme, conveying a firm philosophy of life. He wanted his daughter to understand: what qualities are necessary to achieve success in a career, and what is truly important for a happy woman. A classic book perfect for reading with children.
King is the founder and CEO of a renowned multinational company in Canada. Driven by his love for his daughter, he began offering sincere advice to her through letters when she entered high school at 17 and continued until she became a mother. Addressing the various problems she faced, from the anxieties of growing up to the challenges of entrepreneurship, his fatherly guidance took on different roles, with each letter exploring a life theme, imparting a steadfast philosophy of life. He wanted his daughter to realize: what qualities are essential for success in a career, and what is most important for a happy woman.
King is the founder and CEO of a renowned multinational company in Canada. This year, his son turned 15 and was about to enter a prestigious high school. From then on, he offered sincere advice to his son through letters. Throughout his son's journey from college student to CEO, his father's guidance took on different roles, with each letter focusing on a life theme, sharing 40 years of wisdom gained from the ups and downs of the business world with his son. He wanted his son to understand: what qualities are necessary to achieve success in a career, and what elements should be grasped to become a happy man.

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