☝️ If you're embarrassed at having fallen for a scam, it's tempting to want hide and not tell anyone. But it's important to learn from the experience and share it. There's no need to feel shame.

☝️ There's no need for shame
Feeling embarrassed after falling for a scam is natural, but it’s important to share your experience and learn from it. Overconfidence and smugness can make anyone more vulnerable. Admitting, sharing, and learning from these experiences helps prevent future victimization of yourself and others.

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0:00 Ashamed or smug?
0:45 Smug superiority
2:40 Shame is unwarranted
4:10 Please share your story

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