The Only Reward You Need

I found a wallet at the grocery store with three hundred dollars inside. Most people would

keep it. I almost did. But there was a photo of two kids tucked in the cash

slot. I turned it in to customer service. Two days later, the owner called

me crying. She said that money was for her daughter's surgery. She tried to give

me a reward. I said no. Sometimes doing the right thing is the only reward

you need. That moment changed how I see the world.