Why do we attract needy people? Do you ever feel like your friends tend to run to you with their problems? In this CarSmart, Chalene talks about a theory she calls Wounded Bird Syndrome; she was a wounded bird attractor for a long time. Now, it’s not a horrible thing to help someone in need. But if, for example, your partner or kids aren’t receiving enough of your time, you may want to rethink who you invest your time in.

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