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What a healthy social biome looks like
Research found that people with a higher sense of well-being had more frequent and longer interactions.
- They had meaningful conversations two-and-a-half times more often than those with the least healthy social biomes.
- They had two-thirds of interactions with close friends and family, where those with the least healthy social biomes less than half.
- Most surprising, they felt good, connected, and happy to be alone.
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Benefits of an extending network
An ever-extending network of relationships called the family, the community, the nation, the globe can bring extraordinary benefits if we let it.
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Tips for improving your social biome
From the moment you don't see a friend with the frequency you used to, the friendship's quality starts to decline.
- Don't forget about Zoom. Continue to wave awkwardly on video calls when you can only communicate online.
- Invite people to things
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The social biome
Much like our gut microbiome - the diverse ecosystem of bacteria and other microbes in our gastrointestinal system that keeps us healthy when balance - so our social biome is the unique ecosystem of relationships and interactions that keep us emotionally, psychologically and phys...
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We need quantity and variety of relationships
We need a variety of social biome, for example, deep and meaningful conversations with a good friend, small talk with a colleague, and swapping memes with a group of old school friends.
The variety can lead to thriving, where you have all your social needs taken ca...
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The social biome: how to build nourishing friendships – and banish loneliness
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"And in the end, the love you take, is equal to the love you make…" ~ The Beatles
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