Wisdom s Whisper

I remember a big, big, and super thick book I used to flip through, I think since I was three. I'd do the exercises in it with a pencil and eraser. I think it was called "The Big Development Encyclopedia." It really shot my brain power way up high! But a little later, I figured out what I thought – and still think – is the most important wisdom ever.

I used to walk around and watch people. Oh, they interact with each other! And I discovered the universal formula for the most effective interaction! And it's just this: I tell people what they want to hear! That's it! Sometimes it's hard to figure out, but that's what eyes and ears are for. You gotta watch and listen. Sometimes one little word, said with a tiny hint of sadness, is enough to understand what someone dreams about or wants. And my own deep feelings? I won't show them to anyone. Not a soul. I dive into them in the quiet of my room, behind a closed door.

Good morning, everyone! Have a wonderful day! See you later!


Stephie