Parents don’t need me to bring money! Young people bring money to prove their success and independence!
“Mr. Tien, after all these years of working in technology, after all these years of working in business, I ask frankly, do you have to make money, is money a measure of happiness?”, Chairman of the Board of Directors of FPT Telecom Hoang Nam Tien recalled a question often received from young people.
Originally a talkative speaker, this question also confused Mr. Hoang Nam Tien when he gave the right answer in the talk show Take Off, broadcast in January.
Chairman of FPT Telecom said: “I also have to admit to you that we all work, we also want to receive more money. We aspire to be valued at a higher level by society. When we are proud that our salary is higher than that of our classmates, it means that our qualifications, capabilities, and abilities have been recognized and appreciated by society.
True with my experience, I want to tell you that when I make more money I feel more useful to this society. When I make more money, I feel that it brings more joy, happiness to my family, of course sadness. To make a lot of money we have to sacrifice a lot of things. And when we make more money, we can also do more things for ourselves“.
Not only expressing his own opinion, Mr. Hoang Nam Tien also mentioned the song that has been a storm for a while by Black Vau called “Bringing money back to my mother”. The businessman said he rarely listens to young music but was surprised when he heard this singer’s controversial song. He wanted to explain more about the meaning of bringing money back to his mother from his personal point of view.
“Actually, our parents don’t need us to bring them anywhere. The money we bring back will make parents happy, it will make them happier because they understand that their children have grown up and their children are independent. It brings money, which means that it is no longer a child but has become an adult. That’s what parents need“, FPT Telecom’s chairman explained.
Taking the story of bringing money back to his own mother, Mr. Hoang Nam Tien moved to tell about his mother. As the New Year approaches, the mother of President Hoang Nam Tien often asks if she will bring money back to her mother. In fact, she does not need her son’s money, but needs those coins to become a gift to celebrate her birthday on New Year’s Eve.
“My mother loves red coins to bring joy and happiness to relatives, children, and everyone when visiting my mother. But this year my mother got old and confused again, this year she didn’t ask if she brought money back‘, businessman Hoang Nam Tien regrets his 90-year-old mother.
From his story, Mr. Hoang Nam Tien advises young people when their parents are healthy and lucid, bring money home to prove their success and independence. We have to do how to grow up faster than the aging of our parents.
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