Sharing with the caring
Choose your travel
companions carefully, they are usually rarely blood-related but the bonding
that grows between you gives a daring sense of adventure that you won’t wish
for another to share the experience.
The journeys you
venture on in life come with perils and triumphs, you must think about who would
support and succour you first in the wilderness and long before you get to the
city comforts that mask the true nature of your company.
Know the wolf cries
Fairweather friends
are many, feigning interest, love, and engagement, sometimes our discernment
and the ability to be a judge of character deserts us and in the process, we face
unexpected betrayal and hurt. To know the signs early is to be blessed beyond
measure.
When you are
following someone, do not follow them too close so that you cannot cut yourself loose
when they are determined to end up in a ditch. You do not have to be collateral
out of blind loyalty. Fall because of your misstep rather than out of using
another’s eyes.
Know the person
indeed
If your friends are your relations, you are probably lucky, in every case. judge a person on their
own character and integrity and avoid allowing the corporate
trust in an environment of allegiances like a place of worship, business, or a
club to vouch for your association. Many have had their fingers burnt in being
taken advantage of by malevolent people covered by community settings.
Be wary of sycophancy
or bias, take the compliments and test the sincerity of anything that attempts
to puff you up, between friends, honesty, frankness, openness, and bluntness does crucially matter. You need to know who would pull you out of the fire. They will always
stand with you yet will not let you get away with bad behaviour. We all need
accountability partners, cherish them with love, honour and respect.
Choose your travel
companions wisely, that can be the difference between getting to your
destination or perishing along the way.
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