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Herd Mentality of Positive Motivation

Positivity rubs itself in the same ways in a group, where individual thinking starts getting aligned with the kind of group it is in.

Example: An inactive or lethargic person will start to get more active if he is joining an active group for the morning jog, as the motivation and the energy will rub off on him.

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Your Community Is Your Motivation

Working to build a better self almost always means working to build a better community or tribe with which you surround it.

The people with whom you surround yourself have a tremendous impact on your life. In several ways, they shape your thinking and become the reason for your motiv...

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Epictetus

“Remember that if you consort with someone covered in dirt you can hardly avoid getting a little grimy yourself.”

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