The friends we have and the company we keep can influence our actions, our emotions, and even our philosophy of life. Medical researchers have proved that positive relationships and socialization with the right kind of people can keep a person in good mental, physical and spiritual health. Conversely, lack of healthy friendships and social support can lead to illness or even premature death. It is therefore important to develop a good Relationship IQ – to seek the company of people who are trustworthy, stable in character, and have a healthy, robust attitude toward life. Cultivating friendships with destructive people is a call to misery, so here’s how to avoid them.
How to Avoid Destructive People
Dr. Eva Bell
Eva Bell is a Fellow of the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists. She is a freelance writer and her articles, short stories and children’s stories have been published in magazines, newspapers, on the Net, and in several anthologies. She is the author of the novels: “Silver Amulet,” “When Shadows Flee,” “Halo of Deceit,” “Runaway Widow,” “Power Surge in Eden,” “Knee Jerks and Gallop Rhythms.” Non-Fiction includes: “Grace Abounding,” and “Womanism- The Adventure of being a Woman.”
