In college, I spent over $900 helping my roommate Alyssa when she was struggling. Six years later, after losing my job, I asked her for an interview at her successful company, but she laughed in front of her staff and called me a “failure.” Two days later, her biggest client threatened to leave after learning how she treated me—the same client I had personally recommended to her company. Alyssa offered me a job to save the account, and I accepted, eventually becoming head of operations. She never mentioned the $900, but she learned that the person she called a failure was the one who had helped build the bridge her company was standing on. READ MORE BELOW
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