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How to Overcome Loneliness and Navigate Adult Friendships with Kristen Meinzer and Jolenta Greenberg

Friday 4th October 2024

Learn how to overcome loneliness and build meaningful adult friendships with tips from Kristen Meinzer and Jolenta Greenberg.
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Mastering Adult Friendships: Insights from Kristen Meinzer and Jolenta Greenberg

Episode Overview

  • Friendships require effort and vulnerability.
  • 'Being the dog' – greet people with enthusiasm.
  • Reach out even if you feel you've dropped the ball.
  • Use technology to keep conversations going.
  • Friendships evolve; it's okay for them to change.
It's okay to reach out to friends, even if you feel like you've dropped the ball. Most people appreciate the effort and want to hear from you
Feeling lonely and struggling to maintain friendships as an adult? This episode of The One You Feed might just be what you need. Host Eric Zimmer chats with Kristen Meinzer and Jolenta Greenberg, the dynamic duo behind the podcast How to Be Fine with Friends. They dive into the tricky world of adult friendships and share their own experiences, making the topic both relatable and insightful.
Kristen and Jolenta have spent years navigating self-help books, and their candid reflections offer a fresh perspective on overcoming loneliness and building genuine connections. The conversation touches on the evolving nature of friendships and the importance of open communication. Kristen and Jolenta stress that friendships, like any other relationship, require effort and vulnerability. They also share some practical tips on staying connected, even when life gets in the way.
From weekly walking dates to sending memes that remind you of shared moments, their advice is both simple and effective. One of the standout moments is when Kristen talks about 'being the dog' – greeting people with enthusiasm and gratitude, which can significantly improve your relationships. Jolenta adds that it's okay to reach out to friends, even if you feel like you've dropped the ball. Most people appreciate the effort and want to hear from you.
This episode is a blend of humour, honesty, and heartfelt advice, making it a must-listen for anyone looking to strengthen their friendships or overcome feelings of loneliness. So why not give it a go? You might find some valuable nuggets to help you on your journey.