Ross Rosenberg
Ross Rosenberg, M. Ed., LCPC, CADC
The #1 Secret to Making Friends After 40 (It's Not What You Think)
The #1 Secret to Making Friends After 40 (It's Not What You Think)
The #1 Secret to Making Friends After 40 (It's Not What You Think)
Monday 13th October 2025
Ross Rosenberg shares tips on making friends after 40, focusing on positivity and genuine connection.
24 minutes
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Ross Rosenberg
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Categories:
Healing Relationships
Recovery from Trauma
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sobriety Toolkit
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Episode Overview
- Cultivate a positive mindset to avoid self-fulfilling prophecies.
- Show genuine interest in others by asking thoughtful questions.
- Maintain relaxed body language and make eye contact.
- Avoid using alcohol as a social crutch.
- Be patient; forming friendships takes time.
"People want to get to know you. People are going to like you and want to be your friend."
Curious about how to make friends after 40? Ross Rosenberg, a seasoned psychotherapist, tackles this topic with warmth and wisdom in his latest podcast episode. He dives into the common struggles faced by many, especially those who've experienced significant life changes like divorce. With his signature blend of humour and insight, Ross emphasises the importance of maintaining a positive mindset. He warns against letting anxiety and negativity become self-fulfilling prophecies that hinder forming new connections.
Drawing from his own experiences and classic wisdom, Ross suggests that genuine curiosity about others is key. It's not about wearing the right clothes or driving the right car; it's about connecting from the heart. He shares practical tips like making eye contact, maintaining relaxed body language, and being genuinely interested in others' stories. Ross also touches on the role of self-esteem, advising listeners to project self-love and confidence without leaning on alcohol or drugs as social crutches.
For those battling with shyness or social anxiety, Ross offers reassurance that it's possible to build meaningful friendships at any age. His advice is peppered with personal anecdotes, making the episode both relatable and engaging. By encouraging listeners to embrace their authentic selves and be patient with the process, Ross provides a comforting guide for anyone looking to expand their social circle later in life. So, are you ready to make new friends?
Remember, it's all about being yourself and having a little patience.