Who do you want to become?

"You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with." It may not be a scientifically proven law, yet many psychologists and thinkers, including Jim Rohn, have reflected on this idea over the years.

Especially on the impact the people around you have on your life and the direction you are heading in.

When you spend a lot of time with people who put you down, you often begin to live from that same place too. But when you are surrounded by people who build you up and speak life over you, you often begin to stand in life more positively yourself.

The same can be true for success, abundance, personal growth, self-confidence, gratitude, and so much more.

The person you want to become is shaped, in part, by the people you choose to keep close.

When you look at the people around you, do they build you up or break you down? And what do their words awaken in the way you see yourself?