That “not everything needs to be exposed; what stays private stays protected” saying stresses how important it is to be careful and set limits in both personal and business life. Being open about some of your feelings, plans, or problems can sometimes lead to misunderstandings, weaknesses, or fights that aren’t necessary.
People protect their relationships, maintain their dignity, and stay in control of sensitive information by keeping certain things private. Privacy provides you a place to think, grow, and heal without being watched by everyone else.
It provides a safe space to process your emotions and make informed decisions. It also stops the spread of false information and keeps people from making snap decisions without fully getting the facts. Being smart about what to share and what to keep secret builds trust and respect in both leadership and relationships.
The Bible reflects this principle in Proverbs 11:13:
“A gossip betrays a confidence, but a trustworthy person keeps a secret.”
Ecclesiastes 3:7**
“A time to be silent and a time to speak.”
These verses suggest wisdom in discretion, restraint in speech, and the value of privacy in certain matters.
These also underscores the importance of being trustworthy and exercising restraint in sharing information. By protecting what is meant to remain private, a person upholds integrity and nurtures trustworthy connections. Ultimately, knowing when to speak and when to hold silence is a mark of wisdom that preserves peace and protection.
Thanks for reading. May The Good Lord grant you wisdom and understanding to be wiser than the evil ones and guide you against loss of any kind. Be cool, calm and calculated. God is in Control. No Shaking Dear.
