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It’s not advisable to get into a business partnership with someone who wants to use you for your qualities, right? Sees a chance/opportunity in you to get something for themselves. 🤝💼⚖️🙏🏻

But the business world is about that. Most businessmen instinctively look for the benefits, first their own and then those of others. Some take risks and few do it for something higher and nobler. 

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