"You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with." - Jim Rohn
I think that this statement is mostly true because I can see characteristics that are similar to people that I'm mostly around. It's not completely true because I'm not like two of the five people that I spend the most time with. The five people that I spend the most time with are my mom, sister, brother, my grandma, and my grandpa. I admit that I sometimes act like my mom, grandma, and even my grandpa. However, I don't act like my brother and sister. I accept that I have my mom's ability to save money, her attitude and sassiness, and her facial expressions. The qualities that I got from my grandma are her quiet nature, her respect for God, and her love for hugs. A quality that I got from my grandpa is his competitiveness for games. I'm pretty sure I got my When I think about it, I can't find any characteristics that relate me to my brother or sister. I don't act like my siblings because I tolerate them. I really don't like the way that they act like towards people. Because of this and their other tendencies, I choose not to behave the way that they do. Overall, I think that these characteristics make me a better, more interesting person because I know when to keep my mouth shut, but can also be fun. I like that I respect God, am quiet when needed, and can save money. Apparently, people think my facial expressions are funny so I guess that's a good thing. These traits make me similar, but different from two of my favorite people.
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