On a rainy day in Oakland, when Stephen Curry’s car broke down on a deserted street, he did not expect that this incident would lead him to a fateful encounter. Curry, a famous basketball star, drove his Range Rover to a small garage on the edge of the city, where Mr. Frank Wilson, a skilled old mechanic, was working. Although he was a simple man, Frank did not show any surprise when he recognized Curry, but only worked attentively and talked to him humbly. This made Curry feel a deep respect for him.

The following day, when Curry decided to return to thank him, he discovered that the garage was closed, and Mr. Frank suffered a serious heart attack while working alone. Knowing that he needed surgery but did not have adequate insurance, Curry decided to help him, paying all the costs of the surgery. This action moved Diana, Frank’s daughter, very touched and grateful.

After his recovery, Frank’s garage was completely renovated, equipped with modern technology, and Frank, despite his age, continued to share his experience and knowledge with a younger generation. He also found new joy in passing on his skills to Marcus, a young man whom Curry introduced to him. Over time, Frank’s garage became a famous repair center, with honest work principles and quality maintained.

Curry not only learned from Frank how to work meticulously and professionally, but also instilled the value of excellence in the little things, the moments that no one sees, like his three-point shots on the court. A year later, in an important game, Curry made a difficult shot in the last second to win the game, and he made a special gesture for Frank, who was sitting in the audience. It was a quiet tribute, celebrating an excellence that required no praise but had a profound impact on both his career and his life.