So, is it wrong to trust other people?
- Faith is a risk. You lose sometimes. It hurts you. You feel lied to. Sometimes, though, you win big. You make connections that are deep and important. You get help right when you need it. You feel good when you are indeed known and accepted.
- The real mistake is not learning how to trust and be brilliant simultaneously.
- You need to know who you can trust and who you shouldn't. It's about realizing that trust is gained, not given. You don't have to trust; you must be smart about how you do it.
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