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Dangers of revealing and talking too much

To explain the dangers of revealing lets look at the story of Joseph in the Bible.Genesis 37: 5 Now Joseph had a dream, and he told it to his brothers; and they hated him even more.Genesis 37:19-20 Then they said to one another, ‘look, this dreamer is coming! ‘come therefore, let us now kill him and cast him into some pit; and we shall say, ‘some wild beast has devoured him,.’ we shall see what will become of his dreams!’  
At the end of it Joseph was sold into slavery. Joseph became a slave because he revealed his dream; but who else would he reveal his dream to if not his family (ones he thought to be family) his brothers. From the story of Joseph you will understand that the fact someone is related to you does not mean the person has good intentions for you. So many people are dead today and some living in poverty because they revealed their dreams to someone close; you can call this evil doers today dream killers or enemies that are too close to identify. You can ask how do I know them and get rid of them? I sincerely do not have a direct answer to this but my answer would be, talk less and don’t give much details of your dreams and vision. As a child of God the Holy Spirit can help you to know who to reveal the dreams and vision to. If you look at the life of Joseph you will notice that he did not make the same mistake of telling someone else about his dreams but he interpreted other peoples dreams.BE CAREFUL WITH WHO YOU SHARE YOUR DREAMS WITH, NOT EVERYONE THAT SMILES WITH YOU WANTS YOUR PROGRESS The revealer can be someone that doesn't talk too much, but a person that talks too much puts himself at a very dangerous position. The bible advises to talk less in the book of James 1:19 So then, my beloved brethren, let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath.
There was a point in my life I talked a lot, it got to a point that I spoke without even thinking then I realized that I needed to stop or I would end up a mess. if you are someone who talks a lot STOP, discipline yourself, in fact you become a fool when you talk too much. Think of a scenario like a meeting where a personality does not say a word in a while but when he stands up to speak people pay more attention to what he has to say than someone who has been speaking a lot. A person that talks too much can ruin a family, marriage, company, a nation talk less and you will save yourself a lot of trouble.

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