Feeding off of People’s Energy

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13 thoughts on “Feeding off of People’s Energy”

  1. Your post is so true! We totally feed off of people’s energy, and it makes such a difference to be around positive people as much as you can!

    1. Yup… it also shows why you should try to be a positive person and not a negative one. People don’t want to be around negative people. They might put up with it for a little while but eventually they’ll cut you out!

  2. I definitely believe that other’s around you can affect your attitude. I find it most true with my husband. If he is in a bad mood, I try my hardest but sometimes I end up being in a bad mood too. I hate it

  3. I agree. I have a lot going on and try to choose the cup half full scenario as often as possible. And it is easier to do so when surrounded by positivity, not negativity!
    thanks,.
    Mitch

  4. Social media can definitely make it harder to avoid people that are negative all the time. I like the unfollow button on Facebook lol!

  5. A great post. I have a rule that I only accept FB request from people I would walk up to in public and talk to. Easier said than done but I have declined people that don’t fit into that.

  6. Great quote. I always try to be encouraging and uplifting to others, I actually find I am happier if I can help others.

  7. I totally agree!! This is true for me and my husband and me and my kids!! If one of us is grumpy the other one tends to “catch” it. But a good mood is just as contagious!

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