Kindness Is Not A Strategy!
Years ago, while employed at Rocky's Production, Ato encountered an underground artist named WizKapo.
Driven by compassion, Ato, with nothing to gain personally, sought to assist WizKapo, an artist struggling for recognition, battling both anonymity and a face adorned with pimples.
Despite his best efforts, when Ato arranged an interview for WizKapo, the management, citing lack of popularity and conventional attractiveness, decided to cut the interview short, leaving WizKapo without the desired exposure.
Ato, disappointed but undeterred, maintained contact with the aspiring artist.
Several months later, circumstances favored Ato when he had the chance to influence the programming at Rocky’s due to the absence of management.
Seizing the opportunity, he called WizKapo and offered him another interview, without any cost attached.
As time unfolded, WizKapo’s talent propelled him to national stardom.
In a surprising turn of events, WizKapo, now a successful artist, reached out to Ato and extended a generous offer—twice his salary to join WizKapo's new production company.
Ato's breakthrough had just begun.
WizKapo, recognizing Ato's earlier kindness, later discovered another talented artist, DavidTek, and enlisted Ato as his manager.
Ato, now managing DavidTek, earns a substantial 10 percent of the artist's earnings. The story takes a lucrative turn when Wiz Productions secures endorsement deals ranging from 10 million to 400 million dollars. A simple calculation reveals the significant income Ato derives from these deals.
WHAT IS THE MORALE OF THIS STORY.
The moral of this tale is a timeless reminder: kindness is not just a strategy; it's a way of life.
Attempting to deceive or harm others ultimately leads to self-destruction. Ato's journey demonstrates the profound impact of genuine compassion and the lasting rewards that kindness, when embraced as a lifestyle, can bring.
