Have you ever felt a gnawing sense of loneliness, even when surrounded by others? Or found yourself drifting into isolation, despite our hyper-connected digital world? Join us as we venture into this seemingly paradoxical terrain with returning guest and author, Justin Whitmel Earley. Through his thought-provoking books, "Habits of the Household" and "Made for People: Why We Drift Into Loneliness and How to Fight for a Life of Friendship", Justin navigates and enlightens us on this universal human journey.
The conversation does not stop at identifying the issue but extends into exploring tangible solutions. We delve into the power of community, friendship, and the intentional moments that make our connections truly meaningful. We’ll also hear from Justin on his unique observations about the rules of engagement in healthy friendships. With vivid stories and real-life examples, this episode invites you to explore the art of deep connection and equips you with the insights to ward off loneliness. Be prepared to challenge your thoughts, question societal norms, and embrace the beautiful messiness of fostering meaningful relationships.
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