Life As a Daymaker: How to Change the World by Simply Making Someone's Day
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Hairdresser David Wagner, a self-proclaimed Daymaker, explains how he helped prevent the suicide of one his clients by just spending an hour chatting with her and making her feel good about herself. In this book, he admonishes readers to become Daymakers themselves by sharing their time with those in need of kindness.
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