How to feel more connected

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The older I get, the more I value genuine connections. 

The type of connections that are willing to listen to you vent. 

Not afraid to disagree sometimes. 

And willing to call you out when you’re out of line. 

Those are the relationships that are worth cultivating. 

Meaningful friendships that can weather storms together. 

AN INTERESTING LINK

Here’s how to make friends as an adult.

Making friends as an adult is not impossible. It just requires a bit more effort and strategy than it did back in your elementary school days. 

This article outlines 7 tips to help you navigate the sometimes-rocky waters of adult friendship.

SHOPPING LIST

Sometimes the best way to build a meaningful connection is to get a little nosy. Actually Curious is the conversation card game that helps you build trust and empathy. 

SOMETHING TO READ 

If fear is stopping you from having (or doing) what you want most—starting a podcast, taking an epic trip, writing a book, applying for a scholarship, or even trying a new workout class-it’s time to go for it.

 Creator-educator Monique Malcolm’s latest book Don’t Let Fear Have All The Fun is your practical guide to quieting those fears and getting yourself moving

SOMETHING TO DO 

As a part of My Reset Year, I’m currently building out a list of 52 mini challenges to find your inner spark and cultivate the change you need. Here’s a sneak peek related to connection: 

Reach out to someone you genuinely care about and miss. Share your favorite memory with them. 

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

Here are 3 empowering life lessons from Wednesday Addams 

This is my Reset Year

Here’s an inspirational quote from MLK Jr. 

		
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