The Art of Tipping: A Kingly Gesture
Dear Young King,
It is in the nature of a king to give generously to his subjects. Likewise, if you are called to greatness, learn the art of tipping—yes, learn how to give graciously. It is more than a habit; it is the mark of a truly noble spirit.
Generosity is not just about wealth—it’s about character. Train your heart to respond with kindness and honor those who serve you well. Tip the Uber driver who ensures you arrive safely at your destination. Tip the delivery person who runs across town so you can rest. Tip the barber, the waitress, the caddie at the course, the supermarket attendant who pushes your trolley with care, or the colleague who picks something up for you while out for lunch. Don’t forget the security guard who keeps an eye on your car while you attend a meeting.
When someone gives you exceptional service, honor them with a tip. It’s not just about money—it’s about recognition, respect, and appreciation. It’s kingly.You can even take it a step further. Refuse to carry small coins that weigh down your wallet—leave them as a blessing. Let your generosity speak louder than your words.
Don’t be stingy. That’s the mindset of paupers. You are a king in the making. Start acting like one. The manifestation of your greatness is closer than you think.
