My New Favorite Way To Make Friends In 2026
My New Favorite Way To Make Friends In 2026

Accidentally Intentional

Zoe Asher shares her new favourite method for making friends as adults using the Timeleft app. She emphasises the importance of in-person connections and overcoming social anxiety.

InspiringEncouragingInformativeSupportiveAuthentic

18:38•15 Jan 2026

RSS Feed

About this podcast

Accidentally Intentional

Zoe Asher

70% of people don’t have anyone they can call in the middle of a crisis. Let’s face it. We are relationally broke. My mission is to make that percentage zero. But how? By building relational wealth: the embodiment of all your relationships, with yourself, with others, and experiences that enRICH your life. The focus of this podcast is...you. And ALL of your relationships. With others. With yourself. Your passions. Your health. Your body image. Your addictions. Your wildest dreams. Your biggest losses...and SO much more. Our relationships WITH everything else is the overflow of our relationships with everyONE else. I promise you this podcast will help you build wealth in EVERY way that money cannot. And it all starts by being Accidentally Intentional. Subscribe for free to Accidentally Intentional and share the show with someone who needs to hear it! New episodes drop every OTHER Thursday. For video versions of these episodes, head to the Accidentally Intentional YouTube channel! You can connect with me on IG: @zoeasher or @accidentallyintentional. www.accidentallyintentional.life . To contact the podcast and/or request a booking for Zoe to be on your show or speak at your event, please email: accidentallyintentionalpodcast@gmail.com .

RelationshipsRelationshipsEntrepreneurshipBody & MindHealing

Episodes: 135

View Podcast Visit External Site

Do you want to link to this podcast?
Get the buttons here!

Breaking the Ice: Making Friends as Adults

Episode Overview

Building 'relational wealth' is key to overcoming loneliness.
Timeleft app facilitates meeting new people through organised dinners.
In-person connections are vital for meaningful communication.
Curiosity and follow-up are essential in nurturing new friendships.
Taking risks in forming friendships can lead to personal growth.

“"I believe that you're worth the risk of finding, pursuing, and building those meaningful friendships in your life."”

How do people find strength in their journey to sobriety? In this engaging episode of 'Accidentally Intentional,' Zoe Asher tackles the often overlooked challenge of making friends as adults. With a refreshing take on building meaningful connections, Zoe shares her personal experiences and introduces a unique method to combat loneliness.

She dives into the surprising statistic that 70% of people don't have anyone to call in a crisis, and how this can change by fostering 'relational wealth.' Zoe's new favourite tool for friendship-making is Timeleft, an app that organises dinners with strangers, making it easier for introverts and those with social anxiety to connect. She recounts her own transformative journey of overcoming loneliness during college through meal dates, leading to over 250 new friendships.

Zoe passionately argues that in-person connections, enriched by body language and tone, are crucial in our digital age. Through light-hearted anecdotes and practical advice, Zoe encourages listeners to take risks and build the friendships they've always desired. She highlights the importance of curiosity and follow-up in nurturing new relationships, reminding us all that we're worth the effort. If you're ready to step out of your comfort zone and enrich your life with new friendships, this episode is your guide.

Are you ready to embrace a year of meaningful connections?

PreviousIf the holidays make you feel alone, try this.

NextThis One Habit Separates Incredible Friends from Everyone Else