Jim Murphy

I can't function, just staring off into the abyss.

That homeless guy walks in, walks past me, stops in his tracks and said, are you the guy that gave me that money?

And I said, yes.

And he said, thank you so much for caring for me.

No one's cared for me like that before.

He leaves, he comes back with a box of chocolates and a bracelet that he made and a card.

He gives all three to me.

And the card says, thank you so much for caring for me.

No one's cared for me like that.

Love, Zoey.

And so I'm like, your name is Zoe.

And he's like, yeah.

And I said, do you know what your name means?

He said, no.

And I said, it means absolute fullness of life.

I've studied that for five years.

I just wrote a book about it and I gave him the book and I never saw him again.

And that's when my life really dramatically changed after that moment in the next few weeks.

Yeah, I'll tell you what happened.

About 10, 12 years ago, I started building houses with Youth With A Mission, Homes of Hope in Mexico for a family.