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NEVER LET YOUR CLOSENESS TO A KING MAKE YOU FORGET THEIR CROWN How do you treat the people you look up to, especially when you get close to them? Let me break it down for you. You know how we sometimes get too comfortable with people we admire? You meet someone you've always looked up to, maybe a boss, a mentor, or even a celeb. At first, you're in awe. But then you start seeing them up close - their habits, their quirks, maybe even their flaws. And suddenly, it's like the shine wears off. But here's the thing: just because you see someone's human side doesn't make their greatness any less real. Think about it. That CEO you admire might snore in her sleep. That artist whose work moves you to tears might have the worst morning breath. That leader changing lives could be terrible at keeping time.
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