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Change Your Friends, Change Your Life!
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Change Your Friends, Change Your Life!
This is a frequent question I receive and it is also a question that I often cover on my YouTube videos. It all started when I covered a concept extracted from "The Personal MBA" Book which stated that "Your Setpoints Determine Your Reality".
After that, I've received a lot of questions from people asking me how they could change their setpoints. I did a video about that which stated that you needed to change your social circle if you wanted to change your setpoints.
Jim Rohn once said: "You Are The Average Of The Five People You Spend The Most Time With". Due to that, if you really want to raise your setpoints, you need to change your friends and the people you hang out with.
But... Isn't it mean? Isn't it evil? How should you change your friends? Should you stop hanging out with them? Should you cut them out of your life?
Watch this video and find out.
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