"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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This 4-year-old is on a mission: to feed the homeless and show love. When asked why he does what he does, his response was, “it’s just the right thing to do!”
The Seal Beach, CA community rises up to show support to this local donut shop, buying everything in stock so the owner can close up early and spend time with his wife during her recovery.
After one encounter with a deaf customer, this barista took it upon herself to learn sign language so she could provide the same experience for this man as everyone else.
Friendship is a beautiful thing. Some of the oldest lessons on compassion, loyalty, generosity & selflessness are taught by those we least expect: children.
