"Service—giving to another another, having their back—is what makes the highest performing teams in the world, not their strength, and not their intelligence," Simon Sinek said. "It's their willingness to be there for each other."
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We've all had those days where thing after thing goes wrong. When this stressed mom went to pay for her and her kid's meals, this employee stepped up with kindness.
Nothing better than a reunion! This chimp sees the couple that rescued him years ago and recognizes them right away.
A surely-forgotten story of heroic baseball player Jim Rice, who saved a child's life after he was hit with a foul ball at Fenway Park in 1982.
Even though his three adversaries have some pretty sweet moves, this little guy is not intimidated.
