That's something to really think about. It's especially important in military life, but imagine how often your day is better because of someone just doing their job well. How about the bored auto worker, who still makes sure that bolt is tightened so that your steering doesn't go out or your brakes fail at a critical moment? Or the restaurant worker who takes extra care to make sure his hands are clean, thereby preventing an illness? Or even the bank employee who makes sure the direct deposit routine has run correctly so you have access to your funds? So many of us (yes, I include myself) get so tied up with our lives, that we forget how many people make our daily lives run smoothly, most of the time without meeting us.