When You Think You Know Someone. . .
WOW! So it happened again. Have you ever met a person who uses your personal experiences of being hurt or stabbed in the back to their advantage? Or, believed that person was genuinely honest to the point where you wanted to help him or her succeed, etc?
From the beginning, I was leery about this woman. My intuition told me not to trust her. However, my twin-sister trusted her completely and somewhat convinced me that she was real. Always stick to your intuition - always. Debbie had plans for the person. She took this woman under her wings and cultivated her from knowing nothing to becoming a good instructor in over a year. Their friendship grew fast. Many of us warned my twin-sister, but she sincerely trusted her. Unfortunately, she used my twin-sister, our team, and everything we had to offer to her advantage. She played the poor me attitude and her strong religion (as we thought) to the hilt. She manipulated us all. She manipulated our clients. This person is a pro at getting things free and playing the system.
I only hope that if our clients are approached by this woman (and I know for a fact that they will be), they need to turn away quickly and not fall into her trance of fakeness.
I am a strong believer in what goes around comes around. I can only pray for this woman and hope the best for her. Maybe God puts these types of people in our lives to test us, to see if we will continue to help others. So don't take our kindness for weakness. We are smarter than you think.
Maybe it’s a good thing that I am an introvert outside of class?
Read more on my twin-sister's blog
From the beginning, I was leery about this woman. My intuition told me not to trust her. However, my twin-sister trusted her completely and somewhat convinced me that she was real. Always stick to your intuition - always. Debbie had plans for the person. She took this woman under her wings and cultivated her from knowing nothing to becoming a good instructor in over a year. Their friendship grew fast. Many of us warned my twin-sister, but she sincerely trusted her. Unfortunately, she used my twin-sister, our team, and everything we had to offer to her advantage. She played the poor me attitude and her strong religion (as we thought) to the hilt. She manipulated us all. She manipulated our clients. This person is a pro at getting things free and playing the system.
I only hope that if our clients are approached by this woman (and I know for a fact that they will be), they need to turn away quickly and not fall into her trance of fakeness.
I am a strong believer in what goes around comes around. I can only pray for this woman and hope the best for her. Maybe God puts these types of people in our lives to test us, to see if we will continue to help others. So don't take our kindness for weakness. We are smarter than you think.
Maybe it’s a good thing that I am an introvert outside of class?
Read more on my twin-sister's blog
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