What insights does James Hicks share on keeping your crew small from Irving Fryar's perspective?

From Irving Fryar’s perspective, what really resonated with me about “keep your crew small” is this:

• Not everyone who’s around you is for you. A smaller circle makes it easier to see who’s genuinely supportive versus who’s just along for the ride.
• As your profile or success grows, your vulnerability grows too. A tight crew helps protect your time, energy, and reputation.
• Quality over quantity: a few honest voices who’ll tell you the truth are more valuable than a crowd of people telling you what you want to hear.
• Longevity requires discernment. Fryar’s experience in the NFL shows how essential it is to choose relationships that help you grow, not distract or derail you.

Would you like me to pull out a few practical steps you can use to “keep your crew small” in your own life?