Even though it's a bit Crude my Dad's advice rings true, "You can't learn to soar with eagles by surrounding yourself with turkeys".
Many of our top business and life coaches like Jim Rohn tell you that surrounding yourself with successful people will help you reach success because we all mimic the habits of our friends and family because we try to fit into the pack instead of leading the pack as human nature.
For us to become pack leaders we need to join pack leaders and mimic their actions instead of those of the pack. We need to seek out the Queen Bee and Alpha Male types and discover what makes them such respected leaders who attract success.
We must also seek those who have an upbeat personality, especially if we have tendencies to move more clumsy through a conversation. I myself am Bi-polar and not everything I say is as polite and respectful as the real me is 90% of the time, but it would not serve me well to befriend a bunch of people with negative attitudes when my goal is to make it back to the respectful leader I have always been since way before my disorder started reshaping what I say.
You will see me come back and apologize when I am wrong, or don't say things in a constructive manner. I do my best to be humble and right any wrongs but at the same time I am a human with a condition that some humans get and feel I can best advocate it by not hiding my mental illness and showing that people like me can sometimes be a little rude, and occasionally a little mean, but for the most part are loving and respectful people who just face added challenges.
Surrounding myself with peers helps with support but with leaders gives me inspiration so I picked 10 people I see as leaders.
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Even though it's a bit Crude my Dad's advice rings true, "You can't learn to soar with eagles by surrounding yourself with turkeys".
Many of our top business and life coaches like Jim Rohn tell you that surrounding yourself with successful people will help you reach success because we all mimic the habits of our friends and family because we try to fit into the pack instead of leading the pack as human nature.
For us to become pack leaders we need to join pack leaders
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