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There are 2 things that will bring you success in life: 1) Don't tell everyone everything you know.

There are 2 things that will bring you success in life: 1) D

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This quote emphasizes the importance of discretion and selective sharing of knowledge. It suggests that revealing all of one's knowledge to everyone may not lead to success. Instead, it advocates for a more strategic approach wherein individuals should refrain from sharing everything they know with everyone they encounter. By being selective and cautious about what information is shared, one can potentially gain an advantage and safeguard their intellectual assets, increasing their chances of achieving success in life.

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