Gibran often portrays work as love made visible, and giving as an act that dignifies both giver and receiver. Read in that light, sharing effort is not mere self-promotion; it is hospitality extended to future collaborators. The gesture says, come build with me.
Consequently, the first act of sharing is already a down payment on courage and possibility. It invites the many to enlarge what the one began—and in that invitation, the promise of the work becomes real. [...]
