Be generous. Give tips

One of the topman attitude. Normally, if you’re in the restaurant the service tax could be consider a tip for the person serving you. But it doesn’t stop you from giving more.

If you are taking the cab next time, check out the meter. Have at least 10% of the amount you have to pay. Or just round it up and add extra dollar or pound.

More than a money

Sometimes, a tip could change people. And I believe in changing people bit by bit. Education can educate a man, but wisdom and attitude are totally a different level.

Imagine what a tip could do. A taxi man once refused to talk much, maybe he just had a bad day with the passengers but a single handy tip at the end of the ride would make them smile.

A simple tip could separate you from other customers in a restaurant. You got in, they recognize your face and imagine the service you will  get next time. But remember, the tip must come from your heart. Not wanting all the rewards that come along with it.

Big issue - UK people would know this well. A magazine which help people to build their life. They will get half of what they are selling. It’s “a hand up, not hand out”. They aren’t begging, they are selling. I love when people make the effort to change their life.

They deserve a tip. Well, at least if you are not buying them. Don’t make a face. At least smile and say “no thank you” nicely.

Share the cup

Some people are not as fortunate as you are. You have a computer or even a smart phone to read this article. Why don’t you be a little generous next time. Wherever you go, wherever people are serving you. Give tips.

If you already did. Perhaps while you’re queuing for your coffee, pay for the next person in line. Do it the American style.

Nowadays, we expect more from people, but we ourself aren’t willing to give more.

Unless the service you receive is crap, yes I mean totally crap, you won’t give it away. Instead, you give something more valuable – comment.