Don’t Trust Everyone
Although we don’t know everything about people who come to our homes, it’s still prudent to be picky about who you invite in as well as who you trust with important secrets.
If someone is just an acquaintance or a relative stranger, you can be friendly but ensure you don’t make it obvious where you keep your valuables.
The better you hide your prized possessions so only your most trusted friends and family members know where they are, the better.
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