Or should I say “Stop Hanging Out with Losers?”
Lol.
As of this writing, I just came out of a meeting with my manager and we were discussing about training branches for our newly hired supervisors.
He was telling me to modify the training programs that I made by reassigning some trainees to a better branch to prevent “bad fruits” from influencing the “good fruits.”
When he elaborated, he used the following analogies:
Students who enrolled in a bad school, later failed in passing a licensure exam, and eventually have a hard time in landing a job.
A religious person hanging out with a group of robbers.
“Tell me who your friends are, and I’ll tell you who you are.”
Satorai!
(“A-ha experience”)
His examples were so good that I was reminded of the lessons I learned in college.
The point that he was trying to tell me is that people “acculturate” to the environment they’re in. We adjust to its culture, we become influenced by it, and somewhat shape our personalities.
In the same way, you’ll likely become a “loser” if you’re hanging out with them most of the time.
Of course there are exceptions on a case to case basis.
Okay, let me give you my definition of the word “loser.”
Losers are people who are narrow minded and judge anyone right away…
Losers are people who are shallow, immature, and have unrealistic expectations with life….
Losers pull others down so they go up on the status ladder…
Losers are needy and insecure people…
Losers settle for less…
Losers settle for second class behaviors…
Losers dream small…
And so on…
Am I making sense here?
But I’m not saying that you’re immediately tagged as a “loser” when you do those stuffs.
We are human beings. We are capable of being strong and being weak. There are times that we dream small, and there are times that we dream big. Sometimes we settle for less and sometimes we settle for more.
My point is we’re capable of committing mistakes. It’s like the Yin and Yang. That makes us human, so please don’t be too harsh with your self, ok?
(That’s a different topic by the way.)
Moving on, I believe that every one of us has his own strengths that we can harness.
Passions that we can pursue…
Talents that we can develop…
Gifts that we can share to others…
Blessings that can bless the world…
And so on…
Lastly, if you surround yourself with like minded people
YOU BECOME ONE OF THEM.
And that my friends,
MAKES YOU MORE ATTRACTIVE.
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