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I
keep a two-dollar bill in my wallet that was given by my mother when I was six
years old. Mother gave it to me so that1would
follow me everywhere. She looked at me and said, "I want you to2this
two-dollar bill for extra good luck."
"Thanks,
Mom," I replied. "I will keep it3me always."
My
mother passed away when I was 17 years old and I remembered taking out my
two-dollar bill, 4it in my hand for the longest time and I
knew she would be5me the rest of life.
On my
first6, I was thirty years old. As I sat in the
sitting room, I noticed there were five women ahead of me. All of them were7and
well dressed, which made me more nervous.
"What
makes you feel you are8for this job?" Mrs. Martin, the
office manager asked me.
"I
really need this job and there is9I can't do. I know I am not as suitable as
your other applicants(申请人)for the job, but please
give me a10.I learn quickly and can be a very
capable11of your team."
That
evening I received a call from Mrs. Martin. "Gina," she said, "you
were not the most suitable applicant, 12you
have so much confidence in yourself that we decided to give you a chance to
prove yourself." "Thank you, Mrs. Martin. You will not regret this 13,
"I said14and hung up the phone.
I got
my wallet and took out my two-dollar bill." Thanks, Mom. I am sure to15it,"
I said out loud so that she could hear me.