Aimless people drain you gradually!

Andrew Carnegie warned: aimless people quietly KILL your momentum: (slow sabotage) They don’t break you loudly — they drain you gradually. Andrew Carnegie was right: someone without goals steals YOURS: (psychic leakage) Your focus becomes their fuel — until you have none left. Andrew Carnegie forbade himself from befriending people without goals — he called them “the most expensive luxury of the poor.” Carnegie said: “A person without a goal is like a hole in your pocket — your energy leaks through them.” He realized that people without purpose, internal work, or inner fire drain others like slow destruction. Such people collapse concentration and confidence like stale air. If someone doesn’t know what they’re building, they live off someone else’s energy. His conclusion: “Do not allow a person without a goal to be part of your conversations.”