Common Knowledge with Marcus "L-Spade" Johnson

In this episode of John Henry Was a Cautionary Tale, we delve into the tragic story of a Wells Fargo employee who was found deceased in her cubicle four days after her last scan into work, sparking an investigation that raises critical questions about workplace culture and the silent struggles many employees face. As we explore the pressures of modern work environments, we draw parallels to the legend of John Henry—a symbol of human endurance pushed to its limits.

But this isn’t just about work. As election season ramps up, we also examine the dangers of losing sight of what truly matters. In a world where distractions are plentiful and the stakes are high, how do we stay focused on the issues that genuinely impact our lives? Join us as we unpack the cautionary tale of prioritizing the wrong battles, both in the workplace and in the voting booth.

This episode serves as a reminder that sometimes, the most pressing issues are the ones we overlook—whether it's the well-being of a colleague or the core values at stake in an election. Tune in for a sobering discussion on the real costs of misplaced focus and the importance of reevaluating our priorities before it’s too late.

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