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Managing Perfectionism

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Managing Perfectionism

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Don’t Be A Stranger

Don’t Be A Stranger

Make the time to spend time with your friends so that they will know that you value them.

Research suggests to check in with your friends at least every two weeks. 

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Reconnect with old friends

Reconnect with old friends

You have probably met a large number of friends through just a handful of people. Those are your superconnectors. Rekindle those friendships and ask them if there is anyone you should meet.

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Start A Social Group

Denmark has the happiest people in the world. One reason is that 92% of them belong to some kind of social group, ranging from sports to cultural interests.

Starting a group is the easiest way to manage 5 friendships with 20 % of the effort. Ideas could include a weekly lunch, a monthly sew...

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Connecting to people by paying attention

Connecting to people by paying attention

Don’t be interesting. Be interested.

  • Listen to people and ask them to tell you more.
  • When they mention something you have in common, point it out.
  • Be enthusiastic and encouraging.

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The importance of friends

The importance of friends

Having a weak circle of friends carries the same risk as smoking 15 cigarettes a day.

Researchers suggest that core factors for a happy life include:

  • number of friends
  • closeness of friends
  • closeness of family
  • relationships with neighbors a...

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Be Vulnerable

Go past discussing only the weather. Allow yourself to be vulnerable to help lay the ground for a closer personal connection.

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"Having someone wonder where you are when you don't come home at night is a very old human need." — Margart Mead

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Be Proactive About Your Relationships

Be Proactive About Your Relationships

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