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Fastest way to change your life: Change who you’re friends with.
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Key takeaways
- If your friends don't have goals, your goal should be to get new friends.
- If I feel like you're anything but stoked [music] when I win, I don't need you.
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0:00If your friends don't have goals, your goal should be to get new friends. If I feel like you're anything but stoked [music] when I win, I don't need you. Friends root for you to win and make you better. Enemies tell [music] you to put your goals on hold and secretly hope for you to lose. Look at the people who are in your life. Do they increase or decrease the likelihood you achieve your goals? If these answers decrease, when you have two or three or four of those, you've got three or four people that are decreasing likelihood you achieve your goal. That adds up. Now, on the flip side, if you had more people that increase likelihood you achieve your goals,
0:27>> [music] >> what do you think happens? You rise up. And so, if someone calls themselves a friend but acts like an enemy, treat them like what?