MHNR Network, LLC
MHNR Network, LLC
Friends Friends
Friends Friends
Friends Friends
Wednesday 20th January 2021
Explore practical tips for making new friends at any age with Aaron Lawler Patterson's humorous and empathetic approach.
17 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Put yourself out there to meet new people.
- Identify your interests and use them to connect.
- Avoid comparing new friendships to past ones.
- Be patient; real friendships take time to develop.
- Embrace open-mindedness for potential new relationships.
Friendships are a gift from God... life is better when we connect with people who simply make us better.
In the podcast episode titled 'Friends Friends', Aaron Lawler Patterson, known as The Goodness Chick, tackles the sometimes daunting task of making new friends as an adult. With her trademark blend of humour and empathy, Aaron shares her personal journey and offers practical tips for building meaningful connections. She emphasises the importance of putting oneself out there, even when it feels uncomfortable or scary.
Aaron encourages listeners to identify their interests, whether it's hiking, board games, or writing poetry, and use these as a springboard to connect with others. Through anecdotes and relatable experiences, Aaron highlights the challenges of rekindling old friendships or starting new ones, especially in the age of social distancing. She advises against comparing new relationships to past ones, stressing the need for an open mind and patience.
Real friendships take time to develop, much like a fine wine needing time to mature. The episode is packed with practical advice on how to extend oneself—whether it's saying hello, sharing a smile, or inviting someone for coffee. Aaron's approach is both realistic and encouraging, acknowledging the hurdles while offering actionable steps to overcome them. She reminds us that friendships are vital to our well-being and that it's never too late to adjust our sails and pursue new connections.
If you're pondering how to make friends or wondering if you're too old or too young for new friendships, this episode is a must-listen. It might just inspire you to step out of your comfort zone and start forming those valuable bonds.