4 QUALITIES YOU’LL FIND FROM YOUR INNER CIRCLE
4 QUALITIES YOU’LL FIND FROM YOUR INNER CIRCLE.
WHAT’S INNER CIRCLE?
To me, the inner circle consists of the individuals you can confide in and fight alongside, as well as the people in your life who are your most important support system and source of inspiration.
You will find that your inner circle is far more powerful than you previously believed. When things truly become rough, when you hit rock bottom, and when you finally burn out, you know this. When your closest friends and family members notice this, they will step up and provide a hand so that you can stand with them. When you silently call on them, they will come to you.
NOTE: your outcomes are affected by your circle.
4 QUALITIES YOU’LL FIND FROM YOUR INNER CIRCLE.
You’ll find these qualities in folks you refer to as your inner circle. If any of these attributes are missing from the people you consider your inner circle then you have got it all wrong they are just there to pass time with you.
They tend to be Optimistic.
They always want the best from you and at the same time are supportive of your aims and objectives, always seeking to get the best out of you and you doing the same to them, whether it’s business, ideas, or anything else. You’ll find yourself constantly engaged in fruitful discussion; it’s all about the big talks, not the tiny ones; you and your partner can spend hours rubbing brains and tying up loose ends only to come up with a fantastic outcome on that.
They are Visionaries.
There are those who can see us and assist us in seeing ourselves more clearly.
It’s more crucial than it appears to have someone who can see your Invisibles. We are unable to see who we are for ourselves. In any case, not in its whole. It’d be like asking a puzzle piece to describe itself. Alternatively, look at a diamond to view all of its facets. Having a buddy (or friends) say, “This seems to be what you care about,” or “This feels like it’s building on past events,” provides you a new perspective on your own interests and through lines.
Loyalty.
Who you are becoming, not who you have been. Deep support is being with people who can look beyond your current role, work, or project. What matters is not what you’ve done or are doing, but who you are and will become. It is the individual who can truly declare, “I believe in you,” even if circumstances change, who provides a safe space to explore new ideas. This strong support is what allows you to take risks, which is necessary for any period of personal or professional development. I have a friend with whom I routinely text to process how to think about things as they happen.
They are highly Supportive
This is the person who acknowledges the process rather than the end result; the person who recognises how hard you worked on something and says, “Hey there, congrats on realising your life’s ambition; I’m ecstatic for you.” They are very interested in your strategy or idea, and will work hard to ensure that you develop it.” And witnessing how far you’ve come fills their hearts with joy. They celebrate you to the fullest without expecting anything in return; all they want in life is for you to succeed since success offers them more joy.