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The greatest skill in life is minding your own business

The greatest skill in life is minding your own business (Photo: iStock)

There should be a common course in CBC from a tender age to train people to mind their business. While we understand that life cannot be lived in isolation and that every trigger elicits opinions, people have to learn to draw limits.

Where opinions do not count or contribute to influencing policy, the opinion might as well be unnecessary. In such cases they can be suppressed, after all, a quiet fool looks wise.

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