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In whose company?

 In whose company?

The more time you spend listening to gossip and rumours, the more of your life you waste on things that don't contribute to your growth. You have a choice: you can either engage in such discussions or walk away to focus on conversations that can help you develop.

Achievers don't waste their time on gossip; instead, they invest their time in creativity, generating solutions, finding inspiration, and seeking advice. They understand that both money and time, when wisely invested, can yield good returns.

If you find yourself involved in gossip, ask yourself what you gain from it. It may offer momentary pleasure, but it won't add any real value to your life.

Think about a day you spent with people who shared ideas or information aimed at development. I'm sure it benefited you in some way, perhaps by enlightening you, helping you make a sound investment, or preventing a poor decision.

We have ample opportunities to grow by surrounding ourselves with positive, passionate individuals. By joining such groups, you'll become more aware of your weaknesses, identify your potential, and lay the groundwork for your success.

In the future, avoid gossipers and those who spread rumours. Their chatter will help neither them nor you.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

 

 

 

 

 

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