Don't follow anyone who's not going anywhere
Can you please explain the verb follow in this context? and not going anywheremight have another meaning than it's usual one? 
it's queote so I have no further context.
Don't follow anyone who's not going anywhere. with some people you spend an evening: with others you invest it.
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Several interpretations come to mind. Don't admire people who are not worth your admiration. Don't do the same as people who don't do anything worthwhile.
- Several interpretations come to mind.
- Don't admire people who are not worth your admiration.
- Don't do the same as people who don't do anything worthwhile.
- Don't behave like people who have accomplished nothing.
- Don't behave like people who are unsuccessful.
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Several interpretations come to mind.
Don't admire people who are not worth your admiration.
Don't do the same as people who don't do anything worthwhile.
Don't behave like people who have accomplished nothing.
Don't behave like people who are unsuccessful.
Don't do as people do who lead aimless lives.
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