Why shouldn't we just believe but read your success stories?

Well, maybe because they can make us feel inadequate or compare ourselves too much to others and forget to focus on our own path.

Maybe she has a history of lying or her actions don't match her words.

Because actions speak louder than words. Success stories provide real evidence and examples of achievements.

Because one side might be biased or incomplete. It could be presenting only part of the truth to serve a particular agenda.

Some might say we shouldn't read fiction because they believe it doesn't provide real-world knowledge or skills that are immediately applicable. But that's not entirely true as fiction can enhance our imagination and empathy.

Well, success stories can teach us multiple aspects. Firstly, they can show us the value of innovation. People in these stories usually find unique solutions to common problems. Secondly, they can teach us about time management. Successful individuals often manage their time efficiently. Also, we can learn about the significance of networking. Many success stories involve building useful connections. Reading these stories is like getting a roadmap to success.

Maybe because they think the heroes' powers and stories are too far-fetched or unrealistic.

Maybe it has lots of plot holes or doesn't make sense. That could be a reason not to believe it.

I don't know. Maybe it's something private or she might not understand it.

It could be that her stories have some kind of negative or disturbing content that we'd rather avoid. Or perhaps they just don't match our preferences or interests at the moment.