A different way to think about relationships
An excerpt from The Nourisher’s Prize by Alan Larsen.
Do you ever wonder what makes relationships great—or why they sometimes grow stale, even when we’re trying our best? Have you noticed that some relationships seem to thrive effortlessly, while others break down under pressure? Is there a different formula for friendships, marriages, or business partnerships—or do the same principles apply to all? And for that matter, why do we even care about relationships in the first place?
The story behind the questions
The book follows TK and the Okalta tribe as they move from foraging to planting and, eventually, nourishing. Their changing relationship with the land becomes a way to explore the care we bring to the people around us.
From the story to everyday life
After the parable, Alan Larsen explores three ideas: choosing what matters to the people involved, balancing attention with space, and finding meaning in the work of caring. The book closes with practical questions for applying those ideas to your own relationships.
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