Communities that share same interests, beliefs, opinions, and attitudes motivate us to live better lives, strive for more, and focus on the outcomes we desire, fostering a sense of belonging, acceptance, understanding, and inspiration.
The community you reside in may have a big impact on you depending on how happy you are there.
A person's personality may be influenced by their community, whether they are happy or unhappy as a result of the challenges they confront while living there.
If you live in a low-income neighborhood where food insecurity is frequent and there are few cost-effective healthy alternatives, your community can have an impact on how and what you eat.
Because of food insecurity and the lack of affordable nutritious alternatives in your neighborhood, some people may be forced to eat foods that are cheaper but have minimal nutritional value. Foods that are heavy in fat and low in cost. All of this, in addition to their lack of physical activity, can have an influence.
Community and influence are powerful tools for moving your life in the direction you want to go. People who are just interested in pleasing you are seldom the best people for you.
Create a network map, identify individuals who help you advance in life, and avoid those who drain you (parasitic connection), where the only person who benefits is the other person.
Don't wait and squander your time and life unless it's a connection that can't be ended.
