I Like Tipping
Just before Christmas 2022, I left my hair stylist a $100 tip for a $19 haircut.
When we invest in people, projects or organizations, we unabashedly expect an exponential return. The return doesn’t come directly to us but it is a catalyst for transformation and pays dividends for others.
Just before Christmas 2022, I left my hair stylist a $100 tip for a $19 haircut.
A trained diesel mechanic was homeless because of a misdemeanor offense many years ago.
We shared our home and helped a single mom process her paperwork and learn to drive.
He needed friends, he needed activities, he needed a personal faith, and he needed a distraction from himself.
As I stood grappling with bureaucratic hurdles, my attention was drawn to a mother and her young son.
I called the spa to get a surprise massage appointment the day after the gala.
My daughter was selling Girl Scout cookies in our neighborhood and got a big sale!
They took me, a complete stranger, into their home. Because of their decision, my growth and healing began.
One spring, as we were facing down our usual summer cash-flow shortage, our board suggested we do a quick face-lift and sell Canova.
Our seemingly happy life took a turn; my husband was seriously injured at work, and it took over a year to get workers compensation.
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