“Stay close to people who want more for you, not from you.”
Remember that you have limits.
Remember that you don’t have to give endlessly, and to be there for everyone, all the time.
Choose your relationships wisely.
Choose people who are good for you.
If this is an area of struggle for you, ask yourself what’s stopping you from staying close to the right people, and walking away from the wrong people.
It’s an important question to ask.
Don't Lose Hope 
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I used to have an AA sponsor who told me to “examine motives” … mine, of course, but also the motives of others.
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Thanks for sharing this with your readers 🙂
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Thanks Kenneth.
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Send them over please. 😂💗
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Hahaha 🙂 Great to hear from you Cindy!
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😂 You’re so welcome and love your work always❣️
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💕❤️💕
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Other people, to us, ought to be like icing on the cake. Only God, our creator, is the whole thing. If you don’t share my faith, then see it as reserving a key part of yourself separate from undue influence from others.
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Yes, I’m with you 100% here, David. Thank you 🙂
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Powerful! As a Christian, Jesus calls us to serve the needs of others. However, He understands the other side of the coin. He has walked our walk.
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And I’m so grateful for that!!
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