When you’re in a rush, an uber driver with local knowledge and a convenient short cut is worth the extra tip.

When you’re in a rush, a quick-thinking waiter who can seat you and serve you and quickly get you back out the door is worth the extra tip.

Seems to me that saving time is worth some money.

But are we missing something important?

When you’re worried about someone you love in a hospital, the extra few minutes are worth a lot.

When you are working with your teacher, who is helping you understand something important, the extra attention is worth a lot.

When you’re a father, and your daughter lets you hold her for a few extra minutes, it changes your morning.

Maybe you’re paying too much attention to saving people time, and not enough attention to being worth the time.

Thank you,

Dennis Moseley-Williams