Giving Themselves

Some men attain positions of distinction in the business world and are entrusted with responsibilities involving the well-being of hundreds of their fellows, while others never get beyond the village store or the country office. But again and again I find that those who are in positions too generally regarded as insignificant are doing so much for their communities and for the people with whom they associate, that others in spectacular positions would be shamed by comparison.

Why is this? Because these unknown people are giving everything they have to their tasks and unselfishly counting their gains by service returns.