Welcome back to Friends and Fables on the meant for good podcast.
Today I want to talk about slow, consistent work and how it pays off over time. And we’ll start off with one of Aesop’s wonderful fables called the Crow and the Pitcher.
 
Mentioned in this episode - The Phrontisterium essay on The Non-Achiever:
https://shaneroberts.substack.com/p/the-plague-of-misidentification-26f
 
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The What, Why, and Cry

We’re meant for good in each other’s lives. Just think about how contagious a smile can be, or laughter, even from a stranger. We have the potential to heal and champion one another, to help each other grow even when we don’t see eye to eye. Meant for Good is a collection and exploration of stories and ideas that challenge and inspire.