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I will admit to foolish mistakes I have made, because if I do, just maybe someone else will avoid those pitfalls. When someone is willing to share how they got to where they are today, we call that mentoring. When someone shares the wisdom they have accumulated through many hardships, tough times, and emotional roller-coasters, we should revel in their willingness to share the path they took and learn about the various twist and turns life put in their way. When Solomon put pen to paper, recording those various twists and turns he had learned from by observing his father's life, the pitfalls of some of the ways his brothers handled situations in life, and then his own pathway to "the top", we should glean as much from them as we can. It amazes me how much is packed into thirty-one chapters. If I had to choose which books of the Bible are my favorite, the Proverbs would be right up there. Why? There is much to the sensibility of what is shared t...