Burn the human leeches from your life...

Have you ever seen a leech before?

If not, you can go to this link below and check one out here:

http://archive.student.bmj.com/back_issues/0898/graphics/leechdrain.jpg



If you HAVE seen a leech before, then you know how disgusting they are.

If you know anything about leeches, then you KNOW that they suck blood.

Now.


What do leeches have to do with YOU?


Well, you may have leeches attached to you right now.

Can you imagine walking around with a human sized leech attached to you?

You may be wondering to yourself: " If there was something that huge attached to me, wouldn't I be aware of it?"

Well, Probably not.


You see, human leeches are those people that simply take and take and take and don't give back in return. They'll suck you dry and then when you have nothing left to give, they'll move on to some whose got lots of stuff so that they start the "suckfest" all over again.


Now.


You may be wondering to yourself:" what can I do to notice these huge freaking leeches so that I can avoid them at all costs?"

Well, you only have to open your eyes... and look around you.

Now.

Obviously, the leeches we're talking about might not suck blood, but they will suck other things right out of you.

Your time.

Your money.

Your good nature.


Human leeches are expert at spotting those who have a giving caring nature and sucking everything they can from them. They know exactly what they are doing. They've most likely been doing it for many years, so they've had time to "refine" their sucking abilities.


The thing about a Human leech is that they tend to "come and go". After they've sucked you dry, they'll disappear until you can regather your forces to the point of overflowing, at which point they'll magically and mysteriously appear from seemingly nowhere and WHAMMO!!!


You've been sucked dry before you even realize what's happened!!!


Isn't that aweful?


One way to avoid leeches is to notice them first. Once you notice them, then you will automatically do everything in your power to avoid them. Life is awesome like that... It's like we all have a built in "anti leech security system' that protects us from unwanted attachments.


The sad thing is that sometimes these leeches can be good friends, and it can be painful to wipe 'em off and find new non-leechy friends, but...


You have to think about yourself. It's tough, but it's got to be done if you're going to stay healthy and be successful.


So, from this point forward, you're going to be on the look out for the leeches around you...


And you're going to be on the lookout for the people that really add to your life....


And I'm pretty sure that you know exactly what to do next, don't you?


Sincerely,

Amir Campbell