In 1894 in Toronto (Canada) a boy took birth in a barber family, who was named Thomson by his parents. Being the son of a barber, the boy led his life in deprivation. He could not even get adequate education. But the dauntless boy never accepted defeat. He was always keen to hone his skills, hence, he stuck to his courage and confidence and faced several contingencies with optimal zeal, poise and wisdom.
Concentration, enthusiasm and responsibility were his basic foundation pillars. Due to his remarkable qualities he got accolades and love wherever he went and everyone encouraged him to keep on trotting ahead. He did not hesitate to do petty jobs even. He worked as a vendor, clerk, accountant or a gardener. His ardor and modesty gave him the opportunity to do various different odd jobs and he always emerged as a successful aspirant.
HÂ is amicable nature and disciplined lifestyle lent him a long life. When he left for his heavenly abode, he was known as Lord Thomson. He owned 128 newspaper agencies, 15 radio and television stations and an airline company.
He himself quoted in his autobiography, ” My success is not the outcome of my good luck. Neither is it the result of any favor. In fact the secret behind my prosperity is that I used to strive for enhancing my capabilities and under no circumstances accommodated setbacks.”