I had a craving for a Chick-fil-a biscuit this morning. It had been a while since I had been there. Sort of a self-imposed ban. Saving bucks and calories.
It was Thursday and I usually take the kids to school so they can sleep in a little bit. That’s not the real reason. I just like doing it.
Anyway, we’re in the drive-thru line and I recognize the family in line behind us. So as I’m paying for mine, I tell the attendant I want to pay for the car behind me. I got my breakfast and sped off trying to be inconspicuous. With two elementary age kids in the car that was going to be tough. They would see this family at school just a short time later.
The day is rolling along and I didn’t think about this until I got an email from my wife titled “Generosity”. The email was a question. “Do you know anything about this?” It was a note from the principal where our kids attend. He sent the following letter to my wife.
Many times we never hear from the ones directly affected by our random acts of kindness.
Bringing this type of attitude into your operation can only spell success for your business and for you.
But let’s not rely on the randomness. Begin your day determined to be a blessing to everyone you meet.