It has been three months since my eldest daughter joined the company.
One day, after coming home from work, she was upset and asked why.
He said that he was not used to other tasks yet, and he couldn’t eat all day, saying that even the difficult yearend settlement would be too exhausting. I felt pity for that.
So I shared words of praise and encouragement.
“Right now, I’m in the process of learning. In particular, handling yearend tax settlements can be challenging not only for firsttimers but also for those who have worked for several years. Everyone finds it difficult because the laws change every year. It’s been three months now, and having such worries suggests a sense of responsibility and has a great potential for further improvement. Mom is always praying for you and supporting you. I’m still doing well.”
The next day, after coming home from work, my daughter said,
“Thanks to my mom’s support, today was better than yesterday. Thank you for praising me and supporting me.”
I was also grateful that she said that she would continue to study and make efforts.
Seeing the words of praise and encouragement support her through her difficulties,
I was reminded once again that the 'language of a mother's love' is like a medicine that saves people and gives them strength.