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The Long Spoon
The Long Spoon episodes
- Book #24 of 2025 - “The Richest Man in Babylon” by George S. Clason
Check out my written summary of the book at patreon.com/silasgrant
10 min - Book #23 of 2025 - “Lead to Win: How to Be a Powerful, Impactful, Influential, Leader in Any Environment” by Carla A. Harris
The written notes can be found at patreon.com/silasgrant
13 min - Book #22 of 2025: “The One Minute $ales Person” by Spencer Johnson and Larry Wilson
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10 min - Book #21 of 2025 - “Make it Matter! - How to Create a Life Unforgettable Impact and Abundant Fulfillment” by Ryan C. Greene
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9 min - Book #20 of 2025 - “Night Vision - Seeing Ourselves Through Dark Moods” by Mariana Alessandri
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15 min - Book #19 of 2025: “The Art of Life” (Previously published as “This Thing Called Life”) by Ernest Holmes
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12 min - Book #18 of 2025: Never Lead Alone – 10 Shifts From Leadership to Teamship
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13 min - Book #17 of 2025: Our Iceberg is Melting – Changing and Succeeding Under Any Conditions
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13 min - Book #16 of 2025: "You Deserve to Be Rich" by Rashad Bilal and Troy Mullings
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15 min - Book #15: “Growth Hacker Marketing” by Ryan Holiday
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About The Long Spoon
From the publisher's feed
"The Long Spoon" is inspired by the "Allegory of the Long Spoons", This is a story of connectivity, collective work, and togetherness illustrated through one group's ability to understand that long…
spoons are meant to feed others. And if each person feeds another, the entire group will be fed. The selfish nature of those not willing to use the spoons to feed others is equated to what life in hell must feel like.
In this world that celebrates individualism and exceptionalism, growth through group learning and sharing is what will help us all. "Rising tides lift all boats".
Those listening to "The Long Spoon" can expect to hear content that such as book reviews, tackling topics related to wellness and mindfulness, along with a focus on the intersection between personal and professional development.
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