A year ago I shared my encounter with the generosity of Amazon even though what took place was my fault.
Each year on March 18th, I will continue to post about the greatness of Amazon and recall this story of generosity.
Call it a business model if you would like but this one encounter has sold me as an advocate for Amazon and specifically the Kindle.
It makes me wonder if this one positive encounter can make me an advocate for Amazon/Kindle then what could churches learn from Amazon's emphasis on generosity and hospitality (even when dealing with a person who messed up and it cost Amazon money to remedy my mistake).
Each year on March 18th, I will continue to post about the greatness of Amazon and recall this story of generosity.
Call it a business model if you would like but this one encounter has sold me as an advocate for Amazon and specifically the Kindle.
It makes me wonder if this one positive encounter can make me an advocate for Amazon/Kindle then what could churches learn from Amazon's emphasis on generosity and hospitality (even when dealing with a person who messed up and it cost Amazon money to remedy my mistake).