In my father's last hours, he called my brother, my mom, and me into the room where he was laying and prayed that God would forgive him for all his sins, as he thanked God for all he had given him. He turned to my mom told her she was the greatest thing that had happened to him and would she please forgive him; she looked at him and walked out of the room. He died 15 minutes later. This act destroyed my brother and me, and it ended up consuming her life. 

“Now it is time to forgive him and comfort him.  Otherwise, he may become so discouraged that he won’t be able to recover.  Now show him that you still love him.” (2 Corinthians 2: 7-8) 

I hope that we stop and think about all the implications of not being merciful to our colleagues and only worrying about the bottom line. I firmly believe that when we show mercy, God shows us mercy. When we let our colleagues know that when they make a mistake is only money, and we are a merciful boss, leader; our employees always respond with greater enthusiasm and dedication.