Learn from Robert Kiyosaki and Change Your Friends
November 05, 2007
The people we associate with and learn from are a major factors in our financial and business success. Robert Kiyosaki chose to learn from his Rich Dad and many of us have chosen to learn from Robert and his friends.
Now Kiyosaki has started a discussion forum where people can receive much better advice than I can give. I choose to do some of my learning there.
Why should we change our friends?
Because they change us.
We become more like them as the years go by. We adopt their values and habits and adapt to their low expectations. We make their limitations our own and begin to think like they think because conversations seep back into our consciousness and unconsciousness as well.
We continue to love our old friends and pray for them, but we can no longer make them our peers because we are changing, growing, and breaking free of the prisons in which they have entrapped their own goals and dreams.
We can be their mentors, but we cannot be their students any longer. We cannot help bring them up if we are letting them drag us down.
We can see them, enjoy their company from time to time, and lend them a hand when they need us. We just need to spend the bulk of our discretionary time with people who challenge, encourage, uplift us, and expand our thinking.
That is why one of the factors in how to ride a horse is to find one that can carry you, won't kick you off, and will not take you places you don't want to go.
This new forum is a great opportunity to make some new friends who will lift us, people who are seeking the same things from life - to be more than they already are.