Kira Asatryan on Tackling Loneliness and Building Genuine Connections
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Ever feel like you're surrounded by people but still feel completely alone? In this episode of 'The One You Feed', host Eric Zimmer sits down with Kira Asatryan, a certified relationship coach and author who knows a thing or two about loneliness. Kira opens up about her own lifelong battle with loneliness and how it led her to become an expert in the field.
Her book, 'Stop Being Lonely', offers three straightforward steps to developing close friendships and deep relationships, and she shares some of those insights here. Kira discusses the modern-day epidemic of loneliness and how it’s more than just a personal issue; it’s a societal one. She breaks down what makes relationships feel fulfilling or empty and offers practical advice on fostering closeness. This isn’t just about romantic relationships either—Kira talks about building meaningful connections with friends, family, and even co-workers.
One of the key takeaways is the importance of seeing others from their perspective and letting them see you from yours. Kira explains that true closeness comes from knowing and caring about each other’s inner worlds. She also touches on the impact of technology on our relationships, stressing the need to be genuinely interested and invested in the well-being of others.
If you've ever felt isolated or struggled to form deep connections, this episode is packed with valuable advice and heartfelt stories that can help you turn things around. Tune in to hear Kira Asatryan's expert tips on overcoming loneliness and building relationships that truly matter.