, David was on that same bus. While Tom awkwardly clung to the railing, David sat calmly reading a book. When he spotted Tom, he gave him a friendly wave and invited him to sit down. During the chaotic ride, Tom fell into an elderly woman’s lap, got scolded, missed his meeting, and ended up soaked in sweat and mud. His boss was furious. He lost the client — and some of his pride. At the next family gathering, Tom arrived quietly,
no big entrance. During dinner, he cleared his throat and said, “David, I owe you an apology. I judged you unfairly. I’ve learned that success isn’t about wealth or status — it’s about purpose. And you live yours every day.”David smiled. “Thanks, Tom. That means a lot.” And just like that, a little humility went a long way — courtesy of a broken Ferrari and a crowded city bus.