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Kids & Family:Parenting
This episode is just taking the three C's of individual development more in depth:
2. Community: You become like the five people you spend the most time with. They effect your world view, and how you act and think. Surround yourself with people that lift you up, not the friends you can go out and do dumb stuff with. Stay with those people who make you better and in that group you lift each other up.
3. Competition: Healthy competition is good for us all. It makes us strive to do our best performance. To show up and get it done!
Look at different areas of your life to see where you should apply one or more of the three C's.
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