Truth is the beginning of every good to the gods, and of every good to man.
— Plato
REFLECTION
— Plato
REFLECTION
Nothing good gets built on a false account, because every later decision inherits the error and compounds it. A relationship, a plan, or a picture of yourself founded on something untrue can hold for a while, and it fails in proportion to how much was stacked on top. That is a practical claim as much as a moral one, and it stands whatever you do or do not believe about anything higher.
Find the one place where you are currently operating on a story you suspect is not accurate. Check it before building anything else there. Correcting it now is cheaper than it will ever be again.
Which good thing in your life started with an honest word?
Free, with nothing to buy inside it.