Millionaire Doctor Dying Of Cancer Gives Speech Warning Money And Material Items Will Not Bring 'Joy’ At End
Dec 02, 2019 by apost team
In his death, Dr. Richard Teo Keng Siang is still saving people.
While in his 30s, the successful doctor seemingly had everything. He had millions of dollars stashed away and premium sports cars. His whole life revolved around money, accruing material possessions, and dining in the world's best restaurants.
In his garage, he had a Nissan GTR, a Subaru WRX, a Honda S2000 and a Ferrari 430, reports NextShark. He was friends with celebrities and was living the good life. He thought he had it made. And then he was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer on March 11, 2011.
The doctor was given only six months to live, with some doctors predicting he would not make it past three or four months.
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In light of all of this, he learned an important lesson. He began to regret his life choices of focusing on money and neglecting God. It took a terminal cancer diagnosis for him to realize that money cannot bring you happiness.
Teo spent his last days surrounded by friends and family. His money meant nothing to him in the long run.
He wanted to share his new perspective with the world in a speech. In the speech, he said that although there is nothing wrong with being wealthy, you should not worship money. He said it is more important to have a relationship with God.
His speech quickly went viral after Teo's tragic death at the young age of 40.
You can learn from his lesson by watching his speech. The message that he imparts on others is important and should be heard by everyone. It pays off in life to have a perspective like this. After you have watched the video, be sure to spread the inspiration to others that you know.