When Ben, my 12-year-old son, agreed to shovel snow for our wealthy neighbor, Mr. Dickinson, for $10 a day, he was excited to earn money for thoughtful gifts for our family. However, Mr. Dickinson refused to pay, claiming it was a “lesson in contracts.” Ben was devastated, and I decided to teach Mr. Dickinson a lesson in accountability.
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