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Whether it’s a colleague, a new boss, a client, or an acquaintance, blind trust without understanding can cost you opportunities, resources, or even your “shelter”—just like the fox losing the hermit’s ashram. By following the age-old Panchatantra wisdom—“see first, trust slowly”—we safeguard not only our professional standing but also personal peace and security.
So, whether a hermit in the forest or a professional in the corporate world, remember: caution, observation, and measured trust are your best allies.
By Ravishankar AvadhanamWhether it’s a colleague, a new boss, a client, or an acquaintance, blind trust without understanding can cost you opportunities, resources, or even your “shelter”—just like the fox losing the hermit’s ashram. By following the age-old Panchatantra wisdom—“see first, trust slowly”—we safeguard not only our professional standing but also personal peace and security.
So, whether a hermit in the forest or a professional in the corporate world, remember: caution, observation, and measured trust are your best allies.