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Here's the brutal truth about trust: it's a weapon your enemies use against you. The Romans understood this. Every emperor who trusted his guards ended up dead by their hands. Trust is the poison that kills the powerful. Keep your plans sealed, your intentions hidden.

Advantage number two, you can move fast while others hesitate. Most people spend weeks analyzing decisions, scared of making mistakes. Meanwhile, you're out there testing, failing, learning. That's how real wealth is built - through speed and action.

And you know, when my kids were playing in the park yesterday, this stranger came up really close, and I just had to step between them because, well, you have to be careful these days, and all I could think about was keeping them safe.

I’m just trying to keep it real with y'all because life has been a total shit show lately. Between the vet visits and trying to keep my head on straight, I’m fucking exhausted. We’re fighting through it though. Much love for the support, talk to y'all soon.

Every morning I check his room. Empty bed, quiet house. Called him yesterday, straight to voicemail. His mother says he's doing fine, but how do I know? Just sitting here, looking at old photos, wondering where I went wrong.

My blood pressure's been acting up lately so I got one of those home monitoring machines the pharmacist recommended it said it was easy to use but I can't figure out all these buttons maybe I should have my daughter show me how it works.

Hello, I'm reading from "The Winter's Tale," a story that resonates deeply with my latest project. It's a remarkable piece that begins on a cold December evening, when the wind whispered through ancient stone corridors.

Okay look, got a leak in the ceiling here, probably from the bathroom upstairs. Grab some buckets, throw down some towels. Not perfect but it'll work for now. Might need to open up the drywall later, check the joints, but we'll deal with that tomorrow.