The billionaire who owned a large part of the company was standing beside them, asking about their work.
Daniel did not act superior.
He simply listened.
Because that was who he had always been.
Chapter 4 — The Lesson More Valuable Than Money
A few days later, the young employee from the lobby received an unexpected invitation.
Daniel wanted to meet him privately.
The employee expected criticism.
Instead, Daniel offered him coffee.
“I want you to remember something,” Daniel said.
The employee listened carefully.
“Your mistake does not define you. What you learn from it does.”
The employee admitted something.
“I judged you because you didn’t look successful.”