We’ve all heard those stories. A kid grows up in a rough part of town, gets in with the wrong crowd, and has a bleak future. But someone – a teacher, a pastor, a community leader – invests in him, and he gets on the right path and pursues a meaningful life. A family moves into town where the mom starts a new job, and she struggles to juggle life and work. But someone – a co-worker, a supervisor, a new acquaintance – invites her family to an event, and she starts making friends and experiencing balance in her life. A student comes to university, feels isolated and struggles with his studies. But someone – a professor, a fellow student, a friend – includes him in their life, and he is now connected and thriving. Maybe you need to be invested in, invited, included.