Quote by Steve Maraboli

You may think you are a good person hanging out with the wrong crowd, but to someone watching, the difference is not noticeable.

You may think you are a good person hanging out with the wro

Summary

This quote suggests that even if an individual perceives themselves as being a good person, their association with the wrong crowd may overshadow their goodness. It emphasizes that external observers may not be able to distinguish a person's inherent goodness if they are surrounded by negative influences. It highlights the importance of choosing the right company and surroundings in order to maintain a positive image and reputation.

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