Inspired by the book "The Millionaire Next Door", Silas poses a question that tackles the concern around community building, sustainability, and growth. Our choice to share or not to share with others what works for us may be the difference-maker for the well-being of us all.

Inspired by the book "The Millionaire Next Door", Silas poses a question that tackles the concern around community building, sustainability, and growth. Our choice to share or not to share with others what works for us may be the difference-maker for the well-being of us all.

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"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.Check out the Patreon page: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.patreon.com/c/silasgrant/membership">https://www.patreon.com/c/silasgrant/membership</a>

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"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. Check out the Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/c/silasgrant/membership

"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.Check out the Patreon page: <a href="https://www.patreon.com/c/silasgrant/membership" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.patreon.com/c/silasgrant/membership</a>

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