A couple of times, people will tell you not to share your plans with other people because of evil eyes.
According to them, evil eyes are a set of people who could genuinely be happy for you and believe in you when you share those plans with them, but because they know about it, the plan suddenly backfires.
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Something terrible will happen and bring everything to a standstill. You might not be able to explain it.
All you can see is that suddenly someone who promised to invest in your idea, for instance, pulls out at the last minute.
A partner suddenly runs into issues and can't help you move forward anymore.
There could be hiccups, payment failures, etc.
One or two misfortunes.
However, if you take away evil eyes from the rules of sharing your thoughts or plans with other people, the upside outweighs it all.
There is always a benefit.
You might bump into someone who wants to contribute greatly to that idea. Even better than you could have done it on your own.
If you were at a crossroads, other people might be able to lend not just a listening ear but help you with advice to navigate the bumps.
You no longer have to struggle alone because when you share those struggles, those who have probably gone through the same thing might have a few experiences and lessons to teach you.
Two heads, they say, are often better than one, so two pairs of eyes looking at a plan or idea, each with their individual experiences, will bring a lot of value to the table.
Your plan will be executed with near precision because you weren't the only contributing party.
Where your strength fails is probably where another person starts. So combine both of you, and you will gain ultimate success in whatever it is you want to do.
It is simply left for you to decide if you want to share your plans with other people or you want to struggle alone.
Weigh both sides of the equation and decide.