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Opening up your doors to a stranger, and living with trust as your focus can be so rewarding. Especially in a world of "security culture." We can't let fear be the little voice tht guides our judgment toward people. When you break through whatever apprehensions toward accepting the unknown- you really open yourself up to marvelous possibilities.

and you get to exercise your instinct rather than make assumptions about people.

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