This is freakishly simplistic, but for what it is, it looks correct to me.
What do you think?
Yes, at a glance the summary looks good. It’s particularly important for young people to learn this principle. We can become who we hang around, so who we allocate our time to really does matter.
Yes, I agree with this. I noticed a marked upswing in my life when I realised I was fraternizing with toxic/negative people and took up instead with good-hearted folks. I'm glad I learned this early on and I'm also glad my son seems able to swerve the bad'uns.
I agree. However, I have learned the importance of being alone and doing the work to be a high quality person. That did more for me then hanging around them.
@lionsgateleo I agree with this! Truly worked for me.
Some people naturally let themselves out of my life at that point, knowing I had a lot on my plate and some of them were really mean about it. Those same people held me back in so many ways. I've accomplished so much since then and so much has changed, thankfully!