John works at Enterprise, but calling him “just an employee” doesn’t even come close to capturing who he really is. What sets John apart isn’t a fancy title or accolades—it’s his heart. John is a twin, and his twin sister isn’t just family, she’s his closest confidant and best friend. Growing up side by side, they shared more than childhood memories—they learned the value of compassion, loyalty, and the small ways we can lift others up.
I first met John during an incredibly stressful moment. I had just been in a hit-and-run accident, and I was overwhelmed trying to sort out a rental car while juggling two energetic twin toddlers. That’s when John stepped in—and completely changed the experience. He didn’t treat me as “just another customer” or rush me through the process. He took the time to understand the situation, calmly guide me through the rental process, and—most unexpectedly—offered to help with my children.
Without a double stroller on hand, I was struggling to manage my twins. John, without hesitation, lifted one of my sons and made the rest of the process seamless. His act wasn’t required by his job—it was purely an expression of kindness, empathy, and the kind of humanity that leaves a lasting impression.
People like John are rare. In a world that often feels rushed and self-focused, he reminded me that going the extra mile doesn’t require grand gestures—it’s about showing up, being present, and caring when it truly counts.
John’s story is more than just a feel-good moment—it’s a lesson. We all have the ability to make someone’s day better, to ease a burden, or to offer a moment of relief when life feels overwhelming. Sometimes, being a John is as simple as noticing someone who needs help and stepping in without expectation or hesitation.
Let John’s example inspire you today. Whether it’s helping a neighbor, supporting a friend, or simply offering your time and attention to someone in need, we can all choose to be a little more like John. Because the world needs more of him—and yes, we all can be a John.