Act of Kindness

This past month I attended the "Norwex Roadshow" meeting in Dallas. These meetings are held every few months all around the country. It gives people a chance to come and learn about Norwex as a company and provides more information about what it looks like to become a Norwex Sales Rep.I was excited to attend the meeting knowing that our Global Chief Sales Officer would be present. I was hoping to have a moment with her. We both happened to be getting some coffee at the same time and I took that opportunity to share with her how thankful I was to be working with someone of her caliber.  If you haven't heard the story yet, a few weeks ago something she did privately and anonymously went viral. It was first leaked on the "Love What Matters" Facebook page.




Someone submitted the following story:  A gentleman was set to travel with his toddler that day. He had purchased a ticket for himself but did not buy one for his daughter. She was under the age of 2 at the time of purchase and made the error. He became distraught when the airline informed him that in order for her to fly he would need to pay $749 for her ticket. Understandably he did not have the funds to cover the cost. Thankfully a woman overheard the situation and offered her assistance. She walked up to the counter with him and bought his ticket. She didn't want to give her name she just smiled and graciously gave. A bystander observing the whole scenario snapped a photo of her and submitted this act of kindness to the website.



 It has been all over the internet. From the Sun in the U.K. to Bill o'reilly's show.

So, when I had the chance to speak with her I did.  I was able to share with her that I love that she gave but, I loved even more that she gave anonymously.  I am blessed to be working with someone who truly lives what she believes.  I consistently see it from a professional stand point through Norwex's emphasis on Integrity, Trust, and Respect. Now, the whole world was able to see it from a personal stand point as her anonymous gift became well known.  Norwex IS a mission based company. There is a purpose behind the products they offer. I am glad to partake in that purpose.  The "Love What Matters" FB Page had over 50k comments from that story! I read many comments on there that said things like "we should support a company who has people like her at the helm." Why? Because it feels good to direct our dollars to a company where there is more than a bottom line. With Norwex there absolutely is. Would you like to work with a company like this? Great news, you can!

Read the story here on Facebook! 


http://www.news.com.au/travel/travel-advice/travellers-stories/identity-of-good-samaritan-who-paid-for-strangers-ticket-revealed/news-story/0361c0456e6f4371a38ad10204aee336