The 7 Secrets About Yourself That Could Destroy Your Dignity If Revealed—Are You Sharing Them?
If you’ve moved on from a mistake, let it stay in the past. Learn from it, grow from it, but don’t let it become a defining part of your narrative.
3) Details of your finances
Talking openly about money can be tempting, whether it’s bragging about a raise or venting about financial struggles. But sharing too much about your financial situation can invite unnecessary scrutiny, jealousy, or even unwanted advice.
Studies have shown that people tend to judge others’ intelligence and competence based on their perceived wealth—even when that perception is inaccurate. The more details you reveal, the more you open yourself up to assumptions, whether fair or not.
