Mastering Long-Distance Friendships and Making New Connections
Episode Overview
Proactively maintain long-distance friendships. Understand the Dunbar principle for social circles. Balance alone time with social interactions. Prioritise quality time over quantity. Build relational wealth for a richer life.
Being alone helps you be with people
Ever wondered how to keep those cherished friendships alive when miles apart or how to make new friends in a bustling city? This episode of 'Accidentally Intentional' dives right into the heart of these concerns. Zoe Asher, along with her guest Eliza, explores the art of maintaining long-distance friendships and forging new ones in unfamiliar places. Eliza, who has mastered the craft of nurturing deep connections, shares her journey of moving and the emotional rollercoaster that comes with it.
From her bachelorette party with 20 close friends to her strategies for staying connected, Eliza's experiences are both relatable and inspiring. She emphasises the importance of being proactive in relationships and the delicate balance between solitude and socialising. You'll hear about the Dunbar principle, which explains the limits of our social circles, and practical tips on how to prioritise quality time with loved ones.
Whether you're facing a move or just want to strengthen your current relationships, this episode offers valuable insights and heartfelt advice. Don't miss out on learning how to build and maintain 'relational wealth' that enriches your life in ways money can't.