Chargers And Drainers
- People in your life can be grouped into two: Chargers and Drainers.
- Chargers are people you like being with. They energize you, and they sincerely want the best for you. They celebrate your success and you grow by being with them.
- Drainers are people you need to spend less time with or cut off from your life; even if they're family - you owe nothing to anyone. You don't honestly enjoy being with them as well, they dislike it when you're above them and want you to shrink to their level. They find fault on your achievements.
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