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How to set achievable goals
How to create and stick to a schedule
How to break down large projects into smaller manageable tasks
Join a Gym
Strike up a casual conversation with the person next to you.
Then, chat and say hello each time you see each other at the gym. It might be the beginning of a friendship.
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Attend Church
Churches are a great place to meet new people and make friends. There are usually other opportunities of involvement, such as a Bible study, volunteer opportunities or a weekly potluck.
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Make a List
Make a list of people that you would like to get to know better.
Consider extending an invitation and see what happens.
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Leverage Social Media
The purpose of social media is to connect people.
If a friend posts something that interests you, reach out and make a connection. Use social media to organize get-togethers.
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Maintain the Friendships You Make
After you have made a few connections, stay in contact.
Reach out regularly to your new friends. Call or text. Show an interest in the things that are important to them.
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Put It On the Calendar
Decide when you are going to ask someone to do something together.
Schedule these initial contacts to ensure that you won't keep putting it off.
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Try New Things
Expand your horizons and try new things: for example, an art class or a dance class. It will open up the possibility of making friends in new and interesting places.
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Attend a Meet-Up
Meet-ups and other networking events are a great way to meet new people who share the same passions.
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Focus on Being Open
Don't worry about being rejected, or that you might not be fun enough.
Be open and inviting.
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Connect With Co-Workers
You spend a large amount of time with the people you work with. You likely know a great deal about one another.
Consider inviting one of your co-workers to do something non-work related.
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Accept Invites
Don't shy away from invitations. If someone invites you to do something, accept the invitation.
If you are unable to accept, make an effort to do something else together instead.
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