The person who picks up trash nobody saw fall is practicing faith in the dark.

Unwitnessed decency is the truest version there is. Nobody will know, nobody will thank you, nothing gets recorded, and you do it anyway, which is exactly why it says more than anything done in view. Faith practised in the dark builds the person who will be reliable when something large happens. God is the only audience there, and that turns out to be enough.

Do one thing today with no chance of credit attached. Pick up what you did not drop, put the cart back, wipe the counter at work, leave the tip nobody required. Resist mentioning it afterward, because the mention is what spends it.